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Biogenous ooze is
marine sediment that ac****ulates on the
seafloor and is a
byproduct of the
death and sink of the
skeletal remains of
marine organisms...
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classified as either: from land (terrigenous), from
biological organisms (
biogenous), from
chemical reactions (hydrogenous), and from
space (cosmogenous)...
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abundant biogenous deposits might be
expected in
these regions. However,
sediment must be >30%
biogenous to be
considered a
biogenous ooze, and even...
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Ocean Floor Radiolarite SedDB,
online database for
sediment geochemistry Biogenous ooze Rothwell, R.G., (2005) Deep
Ocean Pelagic Oozes, Vol. 5. of Selley...
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series on
Sediments By
origin Terrigenous (lithogenous)
Biogenous Cosmogenous Hydrogenous By
texture Roundness Sorting Grain size
boulder cobble...
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Sediments at the
bottom of the
ocean have two main origins,
terrigenous and
biogenous.
Terrigenous sediments account for
about 45% of the
total marine sediment...
- M****
spectrometer to
determine the 16O/18O and 12C/13C
isotope ratio on
biogenous carbonate...
- sediments, fine-grained
sediments on the
ocean floor,
containing at
least 30%
biogenous material Ooze (Dungeons & Dragons), a type of
monster in the Dungeons...
- Part of a
series on
Sediments By
origin Terrigenous (lithogenous)
Biogenous Cosmogenous Hydrogenous By
texture Roundness Sorting Grain size
boulder cobble...
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which is a form of
calcium carbonate sediment that
consists of >30%
biogenous material predominantly consisting of
organisms such as coccolithop****s...
