Search Results - "Wang, Dunfan"

Semi‐Quantification of the Calcium Carbonate in Marine Sediments by Visible and Near‐Infrared Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy by Cao, Wei, Liu, Qingsong, Jiang, Zhaoxia, Zhong, Yi, Gai, Congcong, Wang, Haosen, Wang, Dunfan

“…As one of the most widespread components in marine sediments, calcium carbonate (CaCO3) plays a crucial role in the global carbon cycle and climate changes. To…”
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Interpretation of Anhysteretic Remanent Magnetization Carriers in Magnetofossil‐Rich Marine Sediments by Zhang, Qiang, Roberts, Andrew P., Ge, Shulan, Liu, Yanguang, Liu, Jianxing, Liu, Shuangchi, Tang, Xu, Wang, Haosen, Wang, Dunfan, Li, Jinhua, Liu, Qingsong

“…The anhysteretic remanent magnetization (ARM) is an important magnetic parameter for quantifying the concentration of “fine”, mostly sub‐micron ferrimagnetic…”
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Paleoenvironmental Significance of Magnetofossils in Pelagic Sediments in the Equatorial Pacific Ocean Before and After the Eocene/Oligocene Boundary by Lu, Yang, Wang, Dunfan, Jiang, Xiaodong, Lin, Zhiyong, Yang, Yiping, Liu, Qingsong

“…Magnetotactic bacteria (MTB), sensitive to redox status, leave fossil bacterial magnetite (magnetofossils) in sediments. The relative contents of…”
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Provenance of Volcanogenic Deposits from the Shanxi Formation of the Daniudi Gas Field, Ordos Basin, and Its Tectonic Implications by Xuejiao Qu, Qiao Wang, Dunfan Wang, Tao Lei, Hao Chen, Jia Wang, Wei Jiang, Wei Zhang, Long Luo, Jianping Liu, Nan Jiang, Xuanbo Gao, Xianfeng Tan

“…Through detailed drill-core description, petrography, cathodoluminescence imaging, and geochemistry analysis, sedimentary deposits with a high content of…”
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Characterization of Fe(III)-Reducing Enrichment Cultures and Isolation of Enterobacter sp. Nan-1 from the Deep-Sea Sediment, South China Sea by Wang, Dunfan, Jin, Chong, Jin, Aimin, Lou, Zhanghua

“…To characterize the Fe(III)-reducing bacteria, enrichment cultures were initiated by inoculating deep-sea sediment from the South China Sea (SCS) into the…”
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Equatorial Pacific dust fertilization and source weathering influences on Eocene to Miocene global CO2 decline by Wang, Dunfan, Roberts, Andrew P., Rohling, Eelco J., Yao, Weiqi, Zhong, Yi, Yao, Zhengquan, Lu, Yang, Liu, Qingsong

“…Stimulation of the biological pump by iron-bearing dust in the eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean plays an important role in long-term carbon sequestration, yet…”
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