Explain and compare/contrast the use of the following two methods of investigating biological driven export from...
Explain and compare/contrast the use of the following two methods of investigating biological driven export from the euphotic zone: (1) sediment traps and (2) carbon isotopes in dissolved inorganic carbon.
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1) sediment trap method : sediment trap in which biotic and abiotic materials broken down in to various form. sediment trap and instrument is also important to analysis of material quality .quality depend on available materials it can be . Exmaple
1) Organic material from nature.
2)inorganic materials nature.
Its purpose measurement particle fluxes.
Carbon isotopes in dissolved inorganic carbon.
carbonic is determined by the corbon dioxide pressure.stable isotopes constituent to tracing water .movement as per the critical zones.
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