geochemist
Americannoun
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"This reminds us that the ocean's ability to absorb carbon isn't fixed," says co-author Gisela Winckler, a professor at the Columbia Climate School and a geochemist at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
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Watkins, a geochemist who specializes in the behavior of minerals at high temperature and pressure, used laboratory equipment capable of simulating the conditions found deep in the crust or beneath a volcano.
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Geochemist Jung notes, "Our mechanism explains the variability of Sargassum growth better than any previous approaches. However, there is still uncertainty as to whether and to what extent other factors also play a role."
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Geochemist Valérie Daux of the University Paris-Saclay and her doctoral student, Diane du Boisgueheneuc, analyzed cellulose in the wood samples for changes over time in levels of the isotopes carbon-13 and oxygen-18, which are proxies for fluctuations in temperature and humidity.
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The team, led by CU Boulder geochemist Ashley Maloney, will publish its findings this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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