2004
DOI: 10.1016/s0031-0182(04)00466-3
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Multiple controls on the preservation of organic matter in Devonian–Mississippian marine black shales: geochemical and petrographic evidence

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“…C-S relationship was widely used to evaluate the redox conditions during deposition of the sediments [4,[36][37][38][39]. In the normal marine (oxic) environments, the oxic-anoxic boundary is under the sediment-water interface.…”
Section: The Relationship Between the Burial Organic Carbon And Sulfumentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…C-S relationship was widely used to evaluate the redox conditions during deposition of the sediments [4,[36][37][38][39]. In the normal marine (oxic) environments, the oxic-anoxic boundary is under the sediment-water interface.…”
Section: The Relationship Between the Burial Organic Carbon And Sulfumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…burial organic carbon. Thus it can be seen that TOC in the marine sediments is not only controlled by paleoproductivity, but also by decomposition velocity, preservation and terrigenous detrital matter influx [3][4][5]. So the dicussion of the relationship between burial organic carbon and paleoproductivity will be helpful to evaluate the paleoproductivity.…”
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“…12). Sim i lar re sults were re ported, inter alia, for the De vo nian-Mis sis sip pian black shales (Rimmer, 2004;Rimmer et al, 2004), Mid dle Ju ras sic mudstones (Szczepanik et al, 2007;Zatoñ et al, 2009), and Up per Famennian of the Holy Cross Moun tains (Racka et al, 2010), since the V/(V + Ni) ra tios pre dicted lower ox y gen con di tions than ei ther Ni/ Co or V/Cr.…”
Section: Trace Element Indicesmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…B1 and B2 signals are indicated. , Obermajer et al 1997, Taylor et al 1998, Rimmer et al 2004. A high proportion of mature bituminite and very fine framboidal pyrite replacing organic particles in the basal claystones indicate prevailing reducing conditions which produce sulphidic minerals rather than siderite, which is precipitated only rarely, probably during more oxic events.…”
Section: Palaeoenvironment and Hydrology Of The Mec Lakementioning
confidence: 98%