Evolution of ocean oxygen deficient zones during the Miocene: insights from and for the I/Ca paleo-oxygenation proxy ...

In recent decades, the oceans have been losing oxygen at a rate of >~2% per decade, with the largest effect in already low oxygen shallow-water areas called oxygen deficient zones (ODZs). This threatens marine ecosystems, including fish that billions of people rely on for food and economic stabil...

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Main Author: Hess, Anya Victoria
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description In recent decades, the oceans have been losing oxygen at a rate of >~2% per decade, with the largest effect in already low oxygen shallow-water areas called oxygen deficient zones (ODZs). This threatens marine ecosystems, including fish that billions of people rely on for food and economic stability. Understanding how ocean oxygenation will change with continued climate change is therefore vital. Models agree that deoxygenation will continue to at least the year 2100, but beyond this have not reached a consensus. By reconstructing ocean oxygenation in the past, particularly during warm periods analogous to our future climate, we can help resolve this discrepancy. Chapter 1 of this dissertation (Zhou, Hess et al., 2022) develops a methodology for measuring iodine-to-calcium (I/Ca) in foraminifera along with other trace elements used for paleoceanographic research (e.g., Mg/Ca as a proxy for ocean temperatures). The I/Ca ratio in planktonic foraminifera, micro-organisms that live in the water column and ...
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