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> > > Beginning with our work on ODP Leg 113, Site 690, Jim Pospichal has > developed considerable evidence to demonstrate how Ir spikes above and > below the boundary can be generated by secondary processes, including > bioturbation. He has shown that large-bodied bioturbators can move > sediment down section as much as one meterat deep-sea sites with > paleodepths over 2000 m. By this msg I'll ask him to post a few of > his key references for you. --Woody Wise > > Thanks much, Woody. I suspected that even the deep-sea critters were > reworking sediment that much (the shallow-water critters definitely have a big > impact). I look forward to the pertinent references from Jim. > > Anthony J. Martin > Geosciences Program, Emory University > Atlanta, Georgia USA > The paper Woody has referred to is Pospichal et al. (1990), GSA Special Paper 247, p. 497-507. a little bit about the subject is also discussed in Pospichal and Huber (1992), AGU monograph 70, p. 275-294. These may shed some light on the matter. - Jim Pospichal
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