Organic carbon isotope ratios of recent sediments from coastal lagoons of the Gulf of Mexico, Mexico

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Mar 1980

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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, vol. 44, Issue 3, pp.557-559

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The stable carbon isotope composition sedimentary organic carbon was determined in the sediments of seven coastal lagoons of the Gulf of Mexico, Mexico. For most of the lagoons the 13 C values for sediments ranged from -20.1 to -23.9%. Anomalously low values, -26.8 to 29.3%. were determined in sediments of two of the studied lagoons, probably due to the presence of organic carbon from anthropogenic sources, naturally absent in these environments. The 13 C values determined in the tissues of oysters collected at the same time in the different lagoons were very similar to those recorded in the sediments.

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