Fluvial carbon fluxes under extreme rainfall conditions: Inferences from the Fly River, Papua New Guinea

Rivers that drain the tectonically-active, high-relief islands of the Indo-Pacific Archipelago contribute disproportionately large amounts of water, solutes, organic matter and sediments to the oceans. The magnitude of these fluxes is principally related to prodigious amounts of precipitation and th...

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