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Stable Carbon Isotope Signature of Bacteria-Specific Fatty Acid to Assess the Reactivity of Terrestrial and Marine Organic Matter in Sediment of the St. Lawrence Estuary and Gulf

Frédéric Leone, Anic Imfeld, Brandon Findlay, Yves Gélinas

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Key concepts: Estuary, Oceanography, Sediment, Environmental chemistry, Organic matter, Environmental science, Isotopes of carbon, Stable isotope ratio

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