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What does Holocene organic matter deposition in a Bahamian Bluehole reveal about internal basin environmental change?

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2017-05
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Brunson, Julie
van Hengstum, Peter
Little, Shawna
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Blueholes and sinkholes are ubiquitous in the tropics, and their sediment preserve records of environmental change. There is a poor understanding of how environments in blueholes change during Holocene sea-level rise. Quantity and type of organic matter deposited are closely related to environmental conditions at time of deposition. Three main factors likely impacting organic matter accumulation: (1) primary productivity from the water, (2) hydrographic conditions in the bluehole which impact the rate of decomposition, and (3) Holocene sea-level. How does sedimentary organic matter document paleoenvironmental change in Freshwater River Bluehole through the Holocene?
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https://hdl.handle.net/1969.3/29763
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