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Introduction 139 2. Methodology: The Clay Toolbox in Marine Sediments 142 2.1. Clay mineral groups in deep-sea sediments 142 2.2. Formation of clay minerals 143 2.3. The origin of clays in deep-sea sediments 145 2.4. Clay particle transport mechanisms 147 2.5. Clay mineral distribution in the world ocean basins 150 2.6. The significance of clays in cenozoic marine sediments 158 2.7. Provenance of detrital inputs 160 2.8. Relationship between clay mineralogy and ocean circulation 163 2.9. Relationship between clay minerals and climate 168 3. Applications: Clays as a Proxy for Paleocirculation 171 3.1. Clay distribution in Arctic Ocean surface sediments 171 3.2. Clay distribution in holocene and last glacial sediments in the North Atlantic 172 3.3. Clay distribution since the last glacial in the southeast Indian Ocean 175 4. Some Perspectives 176 Acknowledgements 176 References 176
- Author
- Nathalie Fagel
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Published
- 2007
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780444531025
- Subjects
- Science, Stem
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