1994
DOI: 10.1016/0025-3227(94)90055-8
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Phosphorus accumulation rates in a Miocene low oxygen basin: The Monterey Formation (Pismo Basin), California

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“…The Monterey contains extensive siliceous deposits, dominated by diatoms and radiolarians, some of which are high in phosphorus (Pisciotto and Garrison, 1981;Behl, 1999). Phosphorus concentrations in portions of the Monterey Formation exceed 1% by weight (Filippelli et al, 1994). Monterey Formation rocks are composed JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION of three different lithologies: siliceous rocks, phosphatic rocks, and calcareous rocks (Filippelli et al, 1994).…”
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“…The Monterey contains extensive siliceous deposits, dominated by diatoms and radiolarians, some of which are high in phosphorus (Pisciotto and Garrison, 1981;Behl, 1999). Phosphorus concentrations in portions of the Monterey Formation exceed 1% by weight (Filippelli et al, 1994). Monterey Formation rocks are composed JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION of three different lithologies: siliceous rocks, phosphatic rocks, and calcareous rocks (Filippelli et al, 1994).…”
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“…Phosphorus concentrations in portions of the Monterey Formation exceed 1% by weight (Filippelli et al, 1994). Monterey Formation rocks are composed JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION of three different lithologies: siliceous rocks, phosphatic rocks, and calcareous rocks (Filippelli et al, 1994). Authigenic carbonate fluorapatite occurs in these deposits and represents a locally important source of phosphorus to streams.…”
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“…Organic matter is the principle shuttle of P to sediments and during its degradation, phosphate is released to the porewater, which then undergoes various biogeochemical processes (Filippelli et al, ; Froelich et al, ; Ingall & Jahnke, ). In an oxic environment, most labile organic matter undergoes degradation within the water column, resulting in low P org and C org contents in the sediments (Ni et al, ).…”
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“…where F is the rate of P accumulation (expressed in lmol cm )2 kyr )1 ), (wt%) is the mean P concentration of the Phosphorite Unit, s is the postcompaction sedimentation rate (net rate of sedimentation accumulation after compaction and diagenesis) of is the Phosphorite Unit (cm kyr )1 ), d is the pre-compaction density of the sediment assemblage over the Phosphorite Unit, and aw is the atomic weight of P (30AE97); an estimated value of 1AE2 g cm )3 was used for d (cf. also Filippelli et al, 1994).…”
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