Abyssal Archives: Unravelling the Late Neogene evolution of the Pacific Deep Western Boundary Current from the New Zealand sector of the Southern Ocean

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Abyssal Archives: Unravelling the Late Neogene evolution of the Pacific Deep Western Boundary Current from the New Zealand sector of the Southern Ocean

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Abyssal ocean currents develop unique physical and chemical properties, based on their geographic location of formation, circulation pathways, and the biogeochemical cycling of elements and their isotopes between different water masses. These distinct physiochemical properties enable water fingerprinting, the ability to identify and trace water masses as they circulate the globe, in their relentless attempt to redistribute the Earths heat, salt and biogeochemical agents. Over geological time...

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Masters

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2015

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Plant, Amy Alexandra

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https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/Abyssal_Archives_Unravelling_the_Late_Neogene_evolution_of_t...

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Inorganic geochemistry / Isotope geochemistry / Paleoceanography / Ferromanganese / Nodules / School: School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences / Inorganic Geochemistry / Isotope Geochemistry / Expanding Knowledge in the Chemical Sciences / Expanding Knowledge in the Earth Sciences / Degree Discipline: Geology / Degree Discipline: Geochemistry / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Science

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