Pacific pelagic phosphorus accumulation during the last 10 M.Y.

American Geophysical Union (AGU) - Tập 3 Số 1 - Trang 113-136 - 1988
Judith B. Moody, Louis R Chaboudy, Thomas R. Worsley

Tóm tắt

As a limiting nutrient to marine life, phosphorus (P) is an effective tracer of today's marine productivity. The distribution of P in marine sediments likewise tracks the history of marine productivity because of its relative insolubility in seawater. CaCO3, biogenic opal, terrigenous sediment, and total P have been measured in cores from nine Pacific sites (Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP) 65, 66, 310, 77, 62, 572, 463, 586, and GPC‐3) and one subantarctic (DSDP 266) site. These sites were specifically chosen to provide information on biota burial flux changes with time for sedimentary sinks that represent key oceanographic variables, i.e., rate of upwelling, water depth, and carbonate dissolution gradient. The accumulation rates of these components for the last 10 Ma were then calculated from determined core age versus depth plots, core bulk density, and porosity data. The accumulation of P weakly correlates with that of CaCO3, moderately with that of total sediment, and very strongly with carbonate‐free accumulation. Two prominent peaks for all components occur at 2–3 Ma and 5–6 Ma, and record the chemical loading of dissolved CaCO3, SiO2, and P from glacially emergent continental shelves. These results indicate that continental shelf phosphorites form during interglacially high sea levels and correspond to low deep‐sea P accumulation rates, whereas glacially lowered sea levels allow for shelf bypassing and greater deep‐sea P accumulation rates.

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