"Biogeochemistry of tube-dwellings: A study of the sedentary polychaete" by Robert C. Aller and Josephine Y. Yingst
 

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Most studies of near interface sediments assume that chemically and biologicalJy important properties are stratified vertically in a deposit. Sampling patterns reflect this assumption and little attention has been paid to three-dimensional heterogeneity. In this study the effects of burrow structures formed by Amphitrite ornata on the distribution of physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of a deposit are investigated....

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