Features of CU and MN accumulation by bottom sediments of the Caspian Sea

The main sources of chemical elements for aquatic organisms are sea water and bottom sediments, and the levels of chemical elements in organisms depend on the level of these elements in the environment. The Caspian Sea is a special biogeochemical province with geochemical barriers in the area of mix...

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Seawater
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Trace elements
Water analysis
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