Clay mineralogy and multi-element chemistry of surface sediments on the Aiberian-Arctic Shelf

• Main Authors: Viscosi-Shirley, C, Mammone, K, Pisias, Nicklas G, Dymond, Jack R
• Format: Other/Unknown Material
• Language: English
• Published: PANGAEA 2003
• Subjects: Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; BI64; BI64-10; BI64-11; BI64-17; BI64-31; BI64-34; BI64-38; BI64-48; BI64-52; BI64-53; BI64-55; BI64-59; Chukchi Sea; East Siberian Sea; GC; Grab; Gravity corer; Laptev Sea; Northwind; NW362; NW362-62; NW362-70; NW362-72; NW362-77; NW362-78; NW362-79; NW362-80; NW63; NW63-101; NW63-103; NW63-107; NW63-112; NW63-115; NW63-118; NW63-119; NW63-122; NW63-125; NW63-128; NW63-130; NW63-134; NW63-136; NW63-139; NW63-14; NW63-141; NW63-143; NW63-146; NW63-148; Arctic; Okhotsk; Bering Strait; Kolyma; Wrangel Island; Indigirka; New Siberian Islands; Verkhoyansk; Chukchi; Chukotka; laptev
• Online Access: https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.736817; https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.736817

Clay mineral and bulk chemical (Si, Al, K, Mg, Sr, La, Ce, Nd) analyses of terrigenous surface sediments on the Siberian-Arctic shelf indicate that there are five regions with distinct, or endmember, sedimentary compositions. The formation of these geochemical endmembers is controlled by sediment pr...