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Oceanic distribution of inorganic germanium relative to silicon: Germanium discrimination by diatoms

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Sutton, Jill
Ellwood, Michael
Maher, William
Croot, Peter L

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American Geophysical Union

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Seventeen inorganic germanium and silicon concentration profiles collected from the Atlantic, southwest Pacific, and Southern oceans are presented. A plot of germanium concentration versus silicon concentration produced a near-linear line with a slope of

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Global Biogeochemical Cycles

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2037-12-31