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Global Biogeochem Cycles 6: 199-224
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Early diagenesis processes, fluxes and reaction rates in sediments of the South Atlantic. Geochim Cosmochim Acta 58:
2041-2060
Sempere R, Charriere B, Van Wambeke F, Cauwet G (2000)
Carbon inputs of the RhOne River to the Mediterranean
Sea: biogeochemical implications. Global Biogeochem Cycle
14: 669-681
Smith Jr KL (1987) Food energy supply and demand: a discreseoe along a Shelf-slope Transect in the Western Gulf of Lions
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pancy between particulate organic carbon flux and sediment community oxygen consumption in the deep ocean.
Limnol Oceanogr 32: 201-220
Smith S, MacKenzie F (1987) The ocean as a net heterotrophiC
system: implications for the carbon biogeochemical cycle.
Global Biogeochem Cycle 1: 187-198
Tabey TM, Duineveld GCA, Berghuis EM, Helder W (1994)
Relation between sediment-water fluxes of oxygen and silicate and faunal abundance at continental shelf, slope and
deep-water stations in the northwest Mediterranean. Mar
Ecol Prog Ser 104: 119-130
Tenberg A, de Bovee F, Hall P, Berelson W, Chadwick B, Ciceri G et
al (1995) Benthic chamber and profiling lander in oceanography: a review of design, technical solutions and functioning. Prog Oceanogr 35: 253-294
Tholosan 0 (1999) Activith microbiennes dans lea eaux et les
s~diments profonds: rOle de la pression hydrostatique. These
Doctoral, Univ M~diterranee,Aix-Marseille 2
Walsh JJ (1991) Importance of continental margins in the marine
biogeochemical cycling of carbon and nitrogen. Nature 350:
53-55
Walsh n, Rowe GT, Iverson RL, McRoy P (1981) Biological export
of shelf carbon is a sink on the global CO, cycle. Nature 291:
196-201
Wollast R (1991) The coastal organic carbon cycle: fluxes, sources,
and sinks. In: Mantoura RFC, Martin J-M, Wollast R (eds)
Ocean margin processes in global change. John Wiley and
Sons, New York, pp 365-381
Woodward EMS (1997) Review of gross community production, primary production, net community production and
dark community respiration in the Gulf of Lions. Deep-Sea
Res II 44: 801-832
Mantoura &.PC,Martin J-M, Wollast R (eds) (1991) Ocean margin
processes in global change. John Wiley and Sons, New York
Monaco A. Courp T, Heussner S, Carbonne J. Fowler SW, Deniaux
B (1990) Seasonality and composition of particulate fluxes
during ECOMARGE-I, western Gulf of Lions. Cont Shelf Res
9:959-987
Monaco A, Durden de Madron X, Radakovitch 0, Heussner S,
Carbonne J (1999) Origin and variability of downward biogeochemical fluxes on the Rhone continental margin (NW
Mediterranean). Deep-Sea Res 46: 1483-1511
Reimers CE, Jahnke RA, McCorkle DC (1992) Carbon fluxes and
burial rates over the continental slope and rise off central
California with implications for the global carbon cycle.
Global Biogeochem Cycles 6: 199-224
Schulz ns, Dabmke A, Schinze1 U, Wallmann K, Zabel M (1994)
Early diagenesis processes, fluxes and reaction rates in sediments of the South Atlantic. Geochim Cosmochim Acta 58:
2041-2060
Sempere R, Charriere B, Van Wambeke F, Cauwet G (2000)
Carbon inputs of the RhOne River to the Mediterranean
Sea: biogeochemical implications. Global Biogeochem Cycle
14: 669-681
Smith Jr KL (1987) Food energy supply and demand: a discreseoe along a Shelf-slope Transect in the Western Gulf of Lions
413
pancy between particulate organic carbon flux and sediment community oxygen consumption in the deep ocean.
Limnol Oceanogr 32: 201-220
Smith S, MacKenzie F (1987) The ocean as a net heterotrophiC
system: implications for the carbon biogeochemical cycle.
Global Biogeochem Cycle 1: 187-198
Tabey TM, Duineveld GCA, Berghuis EM, Helder W (1994)
Relation between sediment-water fluxes of oxygen and silicate and faunal abundance at continental shelf, slope and
deep-water stations in the northwest Mediterranean. Mar
Ecol Prog Ser 104: 119-130
Tenberg A, de Bovee F, Hall P, Berelson W, Chadwick B, Ciceri G et
al (1995) Benthic chamber and profiling lander in oceanography: a review of design, technical solutions and functioning. Prog Oceanogr 35: 253-294
Tholosan 0 (1999) Activith microbiennes dans lea eaux et les
s~diments profonds: rOle de la pression hydrostatique. These
Doctoral, Univ M~diterranee,Aix-Marseille 2
Walsh JJ (1991) Importance of continental margins in the marine
biogeochemical cycling of carbon and nitrogen. Nature 350:
53-55
Walsh n, Rowe GT, Iverson RL, McRoy P (1981) Biological export
of shelf carbon is a sink on the global CO, cycle. Nature 291:
196-201
Wollast R (1991) The coastal organic carbon cycle: fluxes, sources,
and sinks. In: Mantoura RFC, Martin J-M, Wollast R (eds)
Ocean margin processes in global change. John Wiley and
Sons, New York, pp 365-381