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This research aims to understand how floods affect the burial of terrestrial and marine organic carbon.

May 21, 2026Open Access

Floods enhanced the terrestrial and marine organic carbon burial in the East China Sea

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This research aims to understand how floods affect the burial of terrestrial and marine organic carbon.
High-resolution sediment core analysis from the East China Sea inner shelf.
Multi-proxy source indicators including carbon isotopic and lipid biomarkers were utilized.
Flooding events were found to significantly enhance the burial rates of both terrestrial and marine organic carbon.
High-resolution analysis revealed distinct patterns in organic carbon sources linked to flooding.

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Floods can promote coupled burial of terrestrial and marine OC. To address this, a high-resolution sediment core from the ECS inner shelf was analyzed, with a suite of multi-proxy source indicators (e.g., carbon isotopic, lipid biomarkers). Raw data for all figures in the manuscript titled “Floods enhanced the terrestrial and marine organic carbon burial in the East China Sea” by Yanhong Xu, Zhongqiang Ji Dong Xu, Weiyan Zhang, Lelong He, Peisong Yu, Dewang Li, NingxiaoYu, Yongge Sun*, Haiyan Jin*

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Xu et al. (Tue,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ea14abe05d6e3efb5fc7f https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20278779

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