35. STABLE CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONS OF ORGANIC MATTER FROM SITES 724 AND 725, OMAN MARGIN1
35. STABLE CARBON AND NITROGEN ISOTOPE COMPOSITIONS OF ORGANIC MATTER FROM SITES 724 AND 725, OMAN MARGIN1
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35. 来自阿曼边缘 724 和 725 站点的有机物的稳定碳和氮同位素组成1
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1991
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T. Pedersen
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A. Muzuka;S. Macko;T. Pedersen
Stable isotopic compositions of carbon and nitrogen and organic carbon content of sediments ranging from the Pliocene to the Pleistocene-Holocene in age from the Oman Margin (ODP Sites 724 and 725) are reported. In general, the organic carbon content is greater than 2% at Site 724. Prior to the Pleistocene-Holocene at this site, sediments with higher content of organic matter were deposited owing to favorable preservation conditions and/or higher productivity. In the Pleistocene, lower amounts of organic matter have been preserved; this material generally has more enriched nitrogen isotopic compositions. This may indicate intensification of the Oxygen Minimum Zone and denitrification with the onset of the Pleistocene. A correlation of carbon isotope content of these sediments with oxygen isotope stages at Site 724 indicates an enrichment in 13C during glacial events. Based on the stable isotope evidence of both carbon and nitrogen, there does not appear to be major input of terrigenous-derived allochthonous material in this marine environment. The timing and extent of monsoon winds on the productivity of this region are not evident, but require further studies for collaborative interpretation of small-scale features in the isotopic and carbon content of this environment.