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1
Marine Minerals in Exclusive Economic Zones
1.1.2 Lithogenous supply The lithogenous (detrital) fraction of marine sediments
consists of material delivered to the oceans as solids which undergo little
alteration during their transport and final deposition (Windom, 1976). In a
classification ...
2
The Sea Floor: An Introduction to Marine Geology
the first type lithogenous, the second hydrogenous, and the third biogenous (Fig.
3.6; Box 3.1). Around the ocean margins, lithogenous sediments are predominant
, although there are also salt deposits and biogenic sediments. In the deep sea, ...
Eugen Seibold, Wolfgang H. Berger,
1996
3
Introductory Chemistry for the Environmental Sciences
Lithogenous (terrigenous) material This is from the continental land masses
derived by weathering processes. The relative importance of lithogenous
material in the sediments will depend upon their proximity to the continents,
especially for ...
Roy M. Harrison, Stephen J. De Mora,
1996
4
Atmospheric Aerosol Properties: Formation, Processes and Impacts
pairs, for which the dependences of Ct changed synchronously but did not
correlate with variations in lithogenous components as well as other elements (
only for Ni and V in Colima were changes in Ct similar to changes in Ct for Pb
and Zr).
Kirill Ya. Kondratyev, Lev S. Ivlev, Vladimir F. Krapivin,
2006
1.2.1 Lithogenous Sediments The main sources of lithogenous sediments are
ultimately continental rocks which have been broken up, crushed and dissolved
by means of physical and chemical weathering, exposure to frost and heat, the ...
Horst D. Schulz, Matthias Zabel,
2006
6
Marine Manganese Deposits
Lithogenous material The various sedimentary mechanisms that have been
proposed to explain metal accumulation in marine sediments are based largely
on the association of an element with the lithogenous and/or hydrogenous ...
7
Mineral Deposits and Earth Evolution
We shall assume that these FeHrIFeT ratios are obtained solely by the addition of
recycled iron to a background lithogenous flux, /(lith.) (in units of gem-2 a-1) with
Feriith = 4.0% (Raiswell & Canfield 1998) and an (Fe/W/Fe7)iith ratio of 0.26 ...
Dr. Iain McDonald, Geological Society of London,
2005
8
Understanding Our Environment: An Introduction to ...
Lithogenous (or terrigenous) material comes from the continents as a result of
weathering processes. The relative contribution of lithogenous material to the
sediments will depend upon proximity to the continent and the source strength of
...
Following Goldberg (1954), lithogenous components are defined as those which
arise from land erosion, from submarine volcanoes or from underwater
weathering where the solid phase undergoes no major change during its
residence in ...
Roy Chester, Tim D. Jickells,
2012
10
Coastal Wetlands: An Integrated Ecosystem Approach
Intertidal flats can consist of lithogenous or biogenous sediments or mixtures of
both sediment types. Lithogenous sediments originate from eroded rock and are
rich in silicates while biogenous sediments are mainly carbonates, usually ...
Gerardo M.E. Perillo, Eric Wolanski, Donald R. Cahoon,
2009