Biogeochemistry of Stinking Springs, UT Part I: Inorganic carbon dynamics and constraints on nutrient fluxes in a warm, salty, sulfidic spring
J. G. Metzger, John R. Spear(Colorado School of Mines), Kurt Hanselmann(University of Zurich), Dajin Wang, Carie M. Frantz, Henry M. Johnson(Office for National Statistics), David C. Vuono(Colorado School of Mines), Magdalena R. Osburn, W. Berelson(University of Southern California), Constanza N. Bournod, Blake W. Stamps(University of Oklahoma), Danielle R. Monteverde, Russell S. Shapiro(California State University, Chico), Harlan G. Kelly, Alex L. Sessions(California Institute of Technology)
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
December 1, 2013
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