Sedimentary records of recent anthropogenic eutrophication and metal contamination in Zhelin Bay, an important mariculture area in Southern China
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Environmental changes were evaluated by sedimentary records in Zhelin Bay, China. High proportion of cysts of heterotrophy indicated an eutrophication trend. The decline of BSi suggested a decreasing diatom productivity during 1990s. Most metals originated from both lithogenic source and human activities. Significant environment changes occurred after 1985, three stages could be referred.
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