2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.marchem.2011.09.001
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Biogeochemical sulfur cycling in the water column of a shallow stratified sea-water lake: Speciation and quadruple sulfur isotope composition

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“…1; see also Table S5 in the supplemental material). Hydrographical profiles as well as dissolved O 2 , RSS, and organic carbon concentrations were well in line with previously reported values from the respective seasons in the 1990s and 2000s (15,21,22). Water column stratification was stable throughout the spring and summer of 2011.…”
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“…1; see also Table S5 in the supplemental material). Hydrographical profiles as well as dissolved O 2 , RSS, and organic carbon concentrations were well in line with previously reported values from the respective seasons in the 1990s and 2000s (15,21,22). Water column stratification was stable throughout the spring and summer of 2011.…”
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“…Previous studies proposed the cooccurrence of PSB-mediated phototrophic sulfur oxidation (27), chemotrophic sulfur oxidation, and sulfate reduction (21) under stratified conditions in Lake Rogoznica. Moreover, an increase in the abundance of PSB during and after anoxic holomixis in 1997 was reported (25), but no further details are available.…”
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“…1d) are evidence of strong thiocyanate adsorption on sediment in the upper sediment layer and also its degradation in the upper layer, and possibly throughout the oxic sediment zone. Second, the stability of thiocyanate under anoxic conditions is in accordance with observations that in stratified water columns of two lakes, thiocyanate concentrations decrease from the bottom to the redox-transition zone, and thiocyanate disappears with the onset of oxygen (Kamyshny et al 2011). However, it should be mentioned that in these lakes, a thiocyanate offset occurs in the water layer populated by purple sulfur bacteria, which possibly metabolize thiocyanate.…”
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