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Coastal land uplift and intensified land-use influence seagrass carbon and nitrogen sink capacity over millennial timescales

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By Martin J. Dahl, Sara Braun, Maria Asplund, Mats Bjork, Joeri Kaal, Hans W Linderholm, Elinor Andrén, Thomas Andren, Sara Forsberg, Andrius Garbaras, Malin Kylander, Pere Masqué, Miguel Mateo, Oscar K. Serrano, Óscar Lage Serrano, Olena Vinogradova, Martin Gullström, Madhavu Vidya Faizal, J. Robin Svensson
| Nature Verified
Abstract Seagrass meadows store sedimentary carbon and nitrogen and thus play an important role in climate change mitigation and nutrient retention globally. Here we reconstruct the impact of land-use and coastal land uplift on millennial–scale seagrass (Zostera marina) blue carbon and nitrogen accumulation in the Baltic Sea based on a multiproxy paleoreconstruction approach.
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Evaluating The Impact of Increased Heavy Oil Consumption on Urban Pollution Levels through Isotope (δ13C, δ34S, 14C) Composition

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By Andrius Garbaras, Inga Garbarienė, Agnė Mašalaitė
| MDPI
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Resource partitioning of a Mexican clam in species-poor Baltic Sea sediments indicates the existence of a vacant trophic niche

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By Agnes M L Karlson, Nils Kautsky, Matilda Granberg, Andrius Garbaras
| hal.science
Resource partitioning of a Mexican clam in species-poor Baltic Sea sediments indicates the existence of a vacant trophic niche La répartition des ressources trophiques d'une palourde mexicaine dans les habitats sédimentaires pauvres en espèces de la mer Baltique indique l'existence d'une niche trophique vacante Mots clés Food partitioning Alien species Benthic-pelagic coupling Stable isotopes Fatty acids Benthic bivalves Domaines Biodiversité et Ecologie Océanographie Zoologie des invertébrés...
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