Organic carbon accumulation in coastal zones since the last glacial maximum? A clue for varying atmospheric CO2 levels?

Boski, T.Veiga-Pires, C.Moura, Delminda2013-07-232013-07-232004Boski, T.; Veiga-Pires, Cristina Carvalho; Moura, Delminda, Organic carbon accumulation in coastal zones since the last glacial maximum? A clue for varying atmospheric CO2 levels?, Trabalho apresentado em 32nd IGC- Florence, in Florence, Italy, 2004AUT: CVP01371; TBO00513; DMO00293;http://hdl.handle.net/10400.1/2803It is a generally accepted concept that the carbon storage within the principal earth surface reservoirs varies in a multitude of time scales. The shallow water continental margins belong to the most fertile areas in terms of organic carbon (OC) production and are also very effective carbon traps.engCarbonHoloceneAccumulationOrganic carbon accumulation in coastal zones since the last glacial maximum? A clue for varying atmospheric CO2 levels?conference object2013-07-19