Trace metals in carbonate and organic rich sediments
作者： D.A Segar , R.E Pellenbarg
DOI: 10.1016/0025-326X(73)90008-8
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摘要: Abstract A great variety of man's activities on the coast result in metal contamination sea. Investigations at three sites, two Florida and one Bermuda reveal trace metals sediments. In all cases these accumulations can be ascribed to local human activities, though their nature varies widely from site another.
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