Sediment cores and historical shells as biogeochemical proxies of freshwater, marine mixing, and nutrient processing in a California estuary

Journal article

Lena K. Champlin, Michelle Gannon and Elizabeth B. Watson

Workshop on Climate Variability of the Eastern North Pacific and Western North America, Vol.30, p23

2023

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biogeochemical methods

California

Cenozoic

climate change

coastal environment

Elkhorn Slough Estuary

estuaries

eutrophication

floods

fresh water

geochemical methods

geologic hazards

Holocene

inlets

mixing

Monterey Bay

natural hazards

nutrients

Quaternary

Quaternary geology

salt water

shells

shore features

stoichiometry

United States

upper Holocene

water masses

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Title: Sediment cores and historical shells as biogeochemical proxies of freshwater, marine mixing, and nutrient processing in a California estuary
Creators: Lena K. Champlin - Drexel University
Michelle Gannon
Elizabeth B. Watson
Publication Details: Workshop on Climate Variability of the Eastern North Pacific and Western North America, Vol.30, p23
Conference: PACLIM 2023
Publisher: U. S. Geological Survey
Resource Type: Journal article
Language: English
Academic Unit: Biodiversity, Earth, and Environmental Science (BEES); Environmental Biogeochemistry
Identifiers: 991022006296904721