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Pyritization may archive the influence of Sulfate-AOM and bioturbation activities in marine sulfidic shelf sediments,
Organoclastic sulfate reduction and anaerobic oxidation of methane (AOM) coupled to sulfate reduction (SO42--AOM) are key processes regulating organic matter degradation and methane (CH4) consumption in marine sediments. ... -
Phosphorus speciation and bioavailability in the hyperdynamic gulf of Khambhat: Impacts of terrestrial inputs and hydrodynamics
This study assessed the effect of natural and anthropogenic phosphorus (P) loading on its speciation and bioavailability in seasonally collected suspended particulate matter (SPM) and sediments from the hyperdynamic Gulf ... -
Elemental and isotopic constraints on organic matter source shifts in a tropical urbanized estuary creek system,
Investigating the organic matter (OM) provenance in urban estuarine systems is crucial for understanding their carbon cycling, and sequestration potential. Elemental and isotopic constraints were analyzed in sediment cores ... -
Unveiling the Toxic Impact and Biodegradation Products of Anionic Surfactants in an Edible Clam Meretrix casta Through Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Shellfish, being filter feeders, are susceptible to bioaccumulating environmental contaminants. This study examines the occurrence, bioaccumulation, and in vivo transformation of linear alkylbenzene sulfonates (C10–C13 ... -
In silico perspectives on RuBisCo activase and its role in mangrove CO2 sequestration
Blue carbon, or carbon fixation, can reduce global CO2 emissions through green ecosystems. The capacity of mangroves to fix atmospheric CO2 is five times higher than tropical or terrestrial land plants. Ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate ...

