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Balance Between Biomixing and Bioirrigation Behavior Controls Benthic Metal Efflux in Temperate Swedish Fjords
Iron and manganese availability limits marine primary production in large parts of the ocean and exerts a strong influence on the global climate. Transitional systems such as fjords can control metal transport to the shelf by acting as metal sinks through burial or metal sources by releasing metals
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