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2013
DOI: 10.2112/jcoastres-d-12-00269.1
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Provenance Tracing of Indicative Minerals in Sediments of the Yalu River Estuary and its Adjacent Shallow Seas

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“…These particles did reach further north to the inner estuary after reclamation, but still had a relatively low probability of being transported to K1 and K12. A previous study using indicative minerals for provenance tracking treated this particular shallow-water area as a sediment source (termed "neritic sediments" in their study), together with the fluvial source (Liu et al, 2013). According to our model results, there was a tendency for these particles to accumulate around the Xin Island before reclamation.…”
Section: Changes In Sediment Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 66%
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“…These particles did reach further north to the inner estuary after reclamation, but still had a relatively low probability of being transported to K1 and K12. A previous study using indicative minerals for provenance tracking treated this particular shallow-water area as a sediment source (termed "neritic sediments" in their study), together with the fluvial source (Liu et al, 2013). According to our model results, there was a tendency for these particles to accumulate around the Xin Island before reclamation.…”
Section: Changes In Sediment Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…Governed by that massive tidal ridge, the direction of the flood current in the YE is north-east, that of the ebb current is west-south. Previous study revealed that the sediment source in the YE were a mixture of materials from different regions (fluvial and neritic materials) and the parent rock type of surface sediments in the YE were mainly sedimentary rock and granite (Liu et al, 2015(Liu et al, , 2013.…”
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