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Fresh and recirculated submarine groundwater discharge zones along the central west coast of India
(Elsevier, 2024)The study area receives an average of 2840.0 mm of rainfall within four months every year. A portion of the rainwater is flown to the sea as surface water, and the other part is percolated into the bottom as groundwater. ... -
Chemical compositions of Fe-rich relict olivines from cosmic spherules, understanding their links with ordinary and carbonaceous chondrites
(John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, 2024)Fe-rich relict olivine grains are found in a small percentage of cosmic spherules, which are studied here to determine the nature of their precursors. We examined 128 Fe-rich relict olivine grains with Fa >10 mol% from 53 ... -
Fungal diversity associated with Goa's tarballs: Insights from ITS region amplicon sequencing
(Elsevier, 2024)This study explores the fungal diversity associated with tarballs, weathered crude oil deposits, on Goa's tourist beaches. Despite tarball pollution being a longstanding issue in Goa state in India, comprehensive studies ... -
Exploring the hidden treasures: Deep-sea bacterial community structure in the Bay of Bengal and their metabolic profile
(Frontiers Media, 2023)Deep sea bacterial communities demonstrate remarkable adaptability to high-pressure environments coupled with low temperatures which has sparked curiosity about their diversity and exceptional metabolic pathways. Additionally, ... -
Distribution, source and potential biological impacts of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the core sediments of a networked aquatic system in the northwest coast of India - A special focus on Thane Creek Flamingo Sanctuary (Ramsar site)
(Elsevier, 2024)Mumbai, one of the most industrialised and inhabited cities in the world, has been confronting an exponential increase in pollution brought about by anthropogenic activities throughout its coastal belt over the years. The ...
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