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High organic matter concentration occurred in the finer fractions, in which the fractions provides insight into sediment organic matter source and composition • There is no correlation between the average velocity and sediment total organic carbon (TOC), while TOC in sandy sediment is correlated with the velocity frequency • The threshold for sand resuspension varied with organic sources, while this phenomenon was absent in cohesive mudSupporting Information:

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Ruijie Shi

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