can be seen on our photo Friday, the content of the core sample, which was probably just been taken with a box corer from the ground. Very nice to see the different layers containing the unconsolidated sediment (unconsolidated). The seabed consists not only of sand. The operation of the deposits is called sedimentation, materials and substances settle on the floor.
Friday's photo is taken from "Biogeochemistry in Coastal fluoride water Seas" the home of the Department of. Of course, the scientists investigate this institute part occurring and anthropogenic (human-induced) pollutants in coastal and marine areas. By measuring and modeling the state and properties of the seabed and its role in biogeochemical cycles are determined.
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