Anthropogenic perturbations to the fate of terrestrial organic matter in a river-dominated marginal sea
Chenglong Wang(Chongqing University), Xinqing Zou(Nanjing Normal University), Chuchu Zhang(Nanjing University), Ya Ping Wang(Nanjing Normal University), Yameng Wang(Jiangsu Center for Collaborative Innovation in Geographical Information Resource Development and Application), Guodong Jia(Tongji University), Chun Zhu(ExxonMobil (United States)), Qian Yu(Nanjing University)
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