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Changes in Organic Carbon Source and Storage with Sea Level Rise-Induced Transgression in a Chesapeake Bay Marsh

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2015-05
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2016-06
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2017-01

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Van Allen, R., Schreiner, K.M., Guntenspergen, G.R., and Carlin, J., 2021, Changes in Organic Carbon Source and Storage with Sea Level Rise-Induced Transgression in a Chesapeake Bay Marsh: U.S. Geological Survey data release, https://doi.org/10.5066/P97H1N4E.

Summary

This data set includes a variety of bulk organic carbon, lignin-phenol biomarker, and sedimentation rate data from a set of sites in the Blackwater Marsh in Chesapeake Bay. At each site, a short core was taken, and all data is organized according to depth below the marsh surface. Data includes: Bulk %OC, bulk %N, atomic carbon:nitrogen ratios, stable carbon isotopes (d13C) Lignin-phenol biomarker parameters, including 8, Ad:Alv, C:V, S:V, and the individual concentrations of each lignin-phenol (in lambda units, or mg per 100 mg OC). Pb-210 and Cs-137 activities Sediment bulk densities In addition to the sediment core data, we are also including d13C values from vegetation samples collected from each of the marsh sites. These values [...]

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Lignin-phenols.csv 6.32 KB text/csv
BulkOC.csv 4.82 KB text/csv
Age models updated june 24 2021.csv 3.77 KB text/csv

Purpose

These data were collected as part of a larger project run by Glenn Guntenspergen (one of the data set authors), studying the transgression of a coastal marsh into an upland forest.

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  • Eastern Ecological Science Center
  • USGS Data Release Products

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