Similar rapid response to phytodetritus deposition in shallow and deep-sea sediments

Author： Moodley L. Middelburg J. J. Soetaert K. Boschker H. T. S. Herman P. M. J. Heip C. H. R.

Publisher： Sears Foundation for Marine Research

ISSN： 1543-9542

Source： Journal of Marine Research, Vol.63, Iss.2, 2005-03, pp. : 457-469

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