Chemostratigraphic column of the WN2 drill core. δ15N and TOC data were from Chang et al. (2019). Orange shaded areas represent two photic anoxia intervals identified based on δ15N signatures
Chemostratigraphic column of the WN2 drill core. δ15N and TOC data were from Chang et al. (2019). Orange shaded areas represent two photic anoxia intervals identified based on δ15N signatures
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