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Re: Question about d13C in marine sediments
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Thu, 19 Jan 2006 12:30:18 EST
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Dear Geochem list.
       If organic matter is being digested by bacteria to yield light 13 C in 
methane then the 13 C in the residue should be heavy. Might this be your 
answer to a resistant fraction of heavy 13C.
Martin M. Cassidy 

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