2024
DOI: 10.3389/fmars.2024.1308739
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Geochemical behavior of C, N, and S in sediments of Hangzhou Bay, Southeastern China: implications for the study of paleoclimate and sea-level changes

Qin Gao,
Alexander M. Piotrowski,
Zilong Li
et al.

Abstract: The correlation between the amount of organic carbon (OC) and sulfur (S) in sediments has been widely used as a paleosalinity indicator to distinguish between marine and freshwater environments. However, whether the ratio of total OC to total S (TOC/TS) can be used to identify unsteady or dynamic marine environments across sedimentary strata is still contended. An HZW1907 sediment core of 80 m in length was successfully collected in the middle of Hangzhou Bay (HZB), serving as one of the few boreholes that are… Show more

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