Rate and mass of deep-sea sedimentation

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1946
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Abstract
The average rate of deep-sea sedimentation as found by several independent methods is found to agree very satisfactorily. . . . Several independent methods for estimating the total mass of deep-sea sediment show results of the same order of magnitude. Former estimates showed divergencies of some 100,000 times. These hopelessly wide limits are now reduced to about one in four.
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Authors Philip Henry Kuenen
Journal american journal of science
Year 1946
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10.2475/ajs.244.8.563
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