The Journal of Geology · 1954 · 117 citations · 4 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeologyGeochemistryMarine SedimentologySedimentologyMineral ChemistryMineral GeochemistrySediment BiogeochemistrySedimentary GeochemistrySedimentary RocksTrace Metal BiogeochemistryMagnesite MineralogyMagnesium BiochemistryMagnesium Isotope GeochemistryProvenance Of Modern Sediments
X-ray and chemical studies of the distribution of magnesium in modern calcareous sediments, fossils, and sedimentary rocks were made. The importance of biologically precipitated magnesium in these three materials is discussed. It is suggested that magnesium originally deposited in the skeletons of calcareous marine organisms can be recognized in ancient limestones.
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