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Calcium Carbonate Dissolution Triggered by High Productivity During the Last Glacial–Interglacial Interval in the Deep Western South Atlantic
Studies reconstructing surface paleoproductivity and benthic environmental conditions allow us to measure the effectiveness of the biological pump, an important mechanism in the global climate system. In order to assess surface productivity changes and their effect on the seafloor, we studied the se
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