Phytoplankton productivity and export sequester climatically significant quantities of
atmospheric carbon dioxide as particulate organic carbon through a suite of processes …

Microorganisms in coastal sediments are fundamental for ecosystem functioning, and
regulate processes relevant in global biogeochemical cycles. Still, our understanding of the …

The microbial community assembly processes and underlying mechanisms in response to
heavy metal accumulation in coastal sediments remain underexplored. In this study, the …

To determine the conditions that lead to a diffusive release of dissolved metals from coastal
sediments, porewater profiles of Ag, Cu, and Pb have been collected over seven years at …

Silver is one of the most toxic elements for the marine microbial and invertebrate community.
However, little is known about the distribution and behaviour of dissolved silver in marine …

This brief review of silver in the oceans was catalyzed by our observation that there was a
relative paucity of published data on the topic. A few authors have reported silver …

Continental margins receive natural and anthropogenic trace elements (TEs) from direct
atmospheric deposition of aerosols onto the sea surface and from advection of riverine …

The concentrations of Ag and a suite of redox‐sensitive trace metals (Re, Cd, and Mo) were
measured in surface sediments from the Western Canadian, Mexican, Peruvian, and …

Accurate interpretation of paleoproductivity proxies in the Southern Ocean requires “ground
truthing” these proxies. Here the concentrations of total Ba, organic carbon (C org), and …

Trace metal abundances in marine sediments have been used extensively to interpret
periods of elevated primary productivity and ancient ocean redox conditions. However …