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Jahnke RA, Craven DB, and Gaillard J-F (1994) The influence
of organic matter diagenesis on CaCO 3 dissolution at the
deep-sea floor. Geochimica Cosmochimica Acta 58:
2799--2809.
Milliman JD (1993) Production and accumulation of
calcium carbonate in the ocean: budget of a nonsteady
state. Global Biogeochemical Cycles 7: 927--957.
Peterson LC and Prell WL (1985) Carbonate dissolution in
recent sediments of the eastern equatorial Indian Ocean:
Preservation patterns and carbonate loss above the
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Peterson LC, Murray DW, Ehrmann WU, and Hempel P
(1992) Cenozoic carbonate accumulation and
compensation depth changes in the Indian Ocean.
In: Duncan RA, Rea DK, Kidd RB, von Rad U, and Weissel
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Indian Ocean, Geophysical Monograph 70, pp. 311--333.
Washington, DC: American Geophysical Union.
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marine stratigraphy. In: Hsu ¨ KJ and Jenkyns HC (eds.)
Pelagic Sediments on Land and Under the Sea, Special
Publication of the International Association of
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In: Heirtzler JR, Bolli HM, Davies TA, Saunders JB, and
Sclater JG (eds.) Indian Ocean Geology and
Biostratigraphy, pp. 25--60. Washington, DC: American
Geophysical Union.
Takahashi T, Broecker WS, Bainbridge AE, and Weiss RF
(1980) Carbonate Chemistry of the Atlantic, Pacific and
Indian Oceans: The Results of the GEOSECS
Expeditions, 1972–1978, Lamont-Doherty Geological
Observatory Technical Report 1, CU-1-80.
van Andel TH (1975) Mesozoic-Cenozoic calcite
compensation depth and the global distribution of
calcareous sediments. Earth and Planetary Science
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Palisades, NY: Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory
Press.
Emerson S and Archer DE (1992) Glacial carbonate
dissolution cycles and atmospheric pCO 2 : a view from
the ocean bottom. Paleoceanography 7: 319--331.
Jahnke RA, Craven DB, and Gaillard J-F (1994) The influence
of organic matter diagenesis on CaCO 3 dissolution at the
deep-sea floor. Geochimica Cosmochimica Acta 58:
2799--2809.
Milliman JD (1993) Production and accumulation of
calcium carbonate in the ocean: budget of a nonsteady
state. Global Biogeochemical Cycles 7: 927--957.
Peterson LC and Prell WL (1985) Carbonate dissolution in
recent sediments of the eastern equatorial Indian Ocean:
Preservation patterns and carbonate loss above the
lysocline. Marine Geology 64: 259--290.
Peterson LC, Murray DW, Ehrmann WU, and Hempel P
(1992) Cenozoic carbonate accumulation and
compensation depth changes in the Indian Ocean.
In: Duncan RA, Rea DK, Kidd RB, von Rad U, and Weissel
JK (eds.) Synthesis of Results from Scientific Drilling in the
Indian Ocean, Geophysical Monograph 70, pp. 311--333.
Washington, DC: American Geophysical Union.
Schlanger SO and Douglas RG (1974) The pelagic oozechalk-limestone transition and its implications for
marine stratigraphy. In: Hsu ¨ KJ and Jenkyns HC (eds.)
Pelagic Sediments on Land and Under the Sea, Special
Publication of the International Association of
Sedimentologists, 1, pp. 117--148. Oxford: Blackwell.
Sclater JG, Abbott D, and Thiede J (1977)
Paleobathymetry and sediments of the Indian Ocean.
In: Heirtzler JR, Bolli HM, Davies TA, Saunders JB, and
Sclater JG (eds.) Indian Ocean Geology and
Biostratigraphy, pp. 25--60. Washington, DC: American
Geophysical Union.
Takahashi T, Broecker WS, Bainbridge AE, and Weiss RF
(1980) Carbonate Chemistry of the Atlantic, Pacific and
Indian Oceans: The Results of the GEOSECS
Expeditions, 1972–1978, Lamont-Doherty Geological
Observatory Technical Report 1, CU-1-80.
van Andel TH (1975) Mesozoic-Cenozoic calcite
compensation depth and the global distribution of
calcareous sediments. Earth and Planetary Science
Letters 26: 187--194.
CALCIUM CARBONATES 345