Terrestrial iron inputs and reverse weathering in the Amazon mouth
Understanding the key processes that condition the net input of chemical species to the ocean is an important challenge…
Some recent GEOTRACES science findings are reported below.
Understanding the key processes that condition the net input of chemical species to the ocean is an important challenge…
Benaltabet and his colleagues propose a study of the dissolved aluminium and silicate fate in the Gulf of Aqaba (Red Sea).
Zheng and co-authors present the full-depth distributions of aluminum, lead, manganese and copper in the western South Pacific.
In this study, Barbot and co-authors identified the sites where internal tides are responsible for sediment resuspension…
Using helium and neon as tracers for subglacial meltwater, Krisch and colleagues found that subglacial discharge is a source of dissolved lead.
Liu and her colleagues investigated dissolved trace metals distributions within the Benguela Upwelling System sampled from GEOTRACES GA08 cruise.
John and co-authors tackle one of the known paradoxes regarding trace metal cycles in the ocean…
New research is now shining a light on mercury cycling on the Arctic shelf.
Sofen and colleagues found that in natural plankton assemblages and in culture, small flagellates operated at the lower range of iron quotas.