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March 3, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Supplementary Material Assessment of Short-Term Sediment Deposition Patterns Along the Palamós Submarine Canyon (NW Mediterranean) Using 234Th

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MSMaria SierksSVSarah Paradis VilarMRMontserrat Roca-Martí

Key Points

  • Sediment deposition patterns were assessed using 234Th measurements and regression metrics, highlighting significant findings.
  • Measured activity concentration was derived from 234Th, allowing better understanding of sediment dynamics in canyons.
  • Analysis included bulk density and excess activity concentrations to derive mixing rates effectively in sediment layers.
  • Understanding these sedimentation patterns is vital for predicting ecological changes in marine environments.

Abstract

Table S1: Downcore dry bulk density and 234Th data, including mid-point measurement date, measured activity concentration (234Thmeas, 1st measurement), supported activity concentration (238U, 2nd measurement where 234Theq is equal to 238U) and mean value (±standard deviation) per station, excess activity concentration (234Thxs), excess inventory and weighted least squares (WLS) regression metrics used to calculate mixing rates

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Sierks et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75b9ec6e9836116a233e6https://doi.org/
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