Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6361527 Marine Pollution Bulletin 2012 11 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We assess the impact of an artificial dyke on the organic carbon cycle. ► Massive organic matter is deposited near dyke by change of tidal circulation. ► Organic C oxidation rate in sediment near dyke was two times higher than out of bay. ► The nutrient benthic fluxes were four to six times higher than those outside bay.
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Physical Sciences and Engineering Earth and Planetary Sciences Oceanography
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Massive sedimentation of fine sediment with organic matter and enhanced benthic-pelagic coupling by an artificial dyke in semi-enclosed Chonsu Bay, Korea
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