Authigenic Dolomite in Modern Carbonate Sediments along the Southern Coast of Florida
William H. Taft
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William H. Taft
Abstract
Crystalline authigenic dolomite in shallow-water marine sediments from the margins of the North American continent is described for the first time. Dolomite is probably forming at the water-sediment interface in Florida Bay because of an interaction between organic material and hypersaline sea water.
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Crystalline authigenic dolomite in shallow-water marine sediments from the margins of the North American continent is described for the first time. Dolomite is probably forming at the water-sediment interface in Florida Bay because of an interaction between organic material and hypersaline sea water.
Key concepts: Authigenic, Dolomite, Carbonate, Geology, Bay, Oceanography, Sediment, Geochemistry