A high resolution study of spatial and temporal variability of natural and anthropogenic compounds in offshore Lake Superior sediments

Keyphrases

• Lake Superior 100%
• Temporal Variability 100%
• Spatial Variability 100%
• Natural Compounds 100%
• High-resolution Studies 100%
• Anthropogenic Compounds 100%
• Core Sites 66%
• Mass Accumulation Rate 66%
• Total Organic Carbon 66%
• Magnetic Susceptibility 66%
• MeHg 66%
• Biogenic Silica 66%
• High-resolution 33%
• Survey Area 33%
• Mercury 33%
• Dewatering 33%
• Water Content 33%
• Methyl 33%
• Decadal Scale 33%
• Multicore 33%
• Methylmercury 33%
• Temporal Variation 33%
• Concentration Profile 33%
• Environmental Conditions 33%
• Accumulation Rate 33%
• Ring-like Structures 33%
• Centennial Scale 33%
• Complex Morphology 33%
• 210Pb 33%
• Scale Difference 33%
• True History 33%
• Atmospheric Hg 33%
• Total Mercury 33%
• Susceptibility Profile 33%
• Seismic Reflection 33%
• Multibeam Sonar 33%
• Sedimentation History 33%
• Sediment Redistribution 33%
• Bottom Currents 33%
• Lacustrine Clay 33%
• Deep Offshore 33%
• Total Organic Nitrogen 33%
• Bathymetric Map 33%
• Offshore Basins 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Lake Superior 100%
• Accumulation Rate 100%
• Magnetic Permeability 66%
• Organic Carbon 66%
• Temporal Variation 33%
• Atmospherics 33%
• Seismic Reflection 33%
• Methylmercury 33%
• Dewatering 33%
• Multibeam Sonar 33%
• Bottom Current 33%