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Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
Geochemistry and Biogeochemistry
Biogeochemistry
1. Introduction to Biogeochemistry
2. Chemical Foundations
3. Geological Foundations
4. Biological Foundations
5. The Global Carbon Cycle
6. The Global Nitrogen Cycle
7. The Global Phosphorus Cycle
8. The Global Sulfur Cycle
9. Other Essential Element Cycles
10. Terrestrial Ecosystem Biogeochemistry
11. Aquatic Ecosystem Biogeochemistry
12. Analytical Methods and Techniques
13. Human Impacts on Biogeochemical Cycles
14. Biogeochemistry Through Earth History
15. Future Directions and Applications
Other Essential Element Cycles
Silicon Cycle
Silicon Sources
Silicate Mineral Weathering
Volcanic Glass
Biological Silicon Utilization
Diatoms
Radiolarians
Sponges
Higher Plants
Silicon Transport
Dissolved Silica
Particulate Silica
Silicon Sedimentation
Biogenic Silica
Diagenetic Processes
Iron Cycle
Iron Reservoirs
Crustal Iron
Oceanic Iron
Atmospheric Iron
Iron Redox Chemistry
Ferrous Iron
Ferric Iron
Iron Minerals
Biological Iron Cycling
Iron Limitation
Iron Uptake Mechanisms
Iron Storage
Iron Transport
Dust Deposition
Riverine Input
Hydrothermal Input
Trace Element Cycles
Micronutrient Elements
Zinc
Copper
Manganese
Molybdenum
Cobalt
Toxic Elements
Lead
Cadmium
Mercury
Arsenic
Biogeochemical Behavior
Speciation
Bioavailability
Bioaccumulation
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