The role of marine sediment diagenesis in the modern oceanic magnesium cycle

The oceanic magnesium cycle is closely linked to Earth’s carbon cycle and long-term climate change, due to processes such as continental weathering and authigenic mineral formation. Here, the authors update the global oceanic magnesium budget by quantifying the flux of magnesium from oceans to marin...

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Autores principales: Richard D. Berg, Evan A. Solomon, Fang-Zhen Teng
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Publicado: Nature Portfolio 2019
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/f40fd06c602a45dc9b138854b29e3459
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Sumario:The oceanic magnesium cycle is closely linked to Earth’s carbon cycle and long-term climate change, due to processes such as continental weathering and authigenic mineral formation. Here, the authors update the global oceanic magnesium budget by quantifying the flux of magnesium from oceans to marine sediments and the associated isotopic fractionation.