Fig. 2: Content and δ13C profiles of total organic carbon (TOC) and reactive iron-bound organic carbon (FeR-OC) in cores QDN-G1 (a–e) and QDN-14B (f–j). | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Content and δ13C profiles of total organic carbon (TOC) and reactive iron-bound organic carbon (FeR-OC) in cores QDN-G1 (a–e) and QDN-14B (f–j).

From: Cycling and persistence of iron-bound organic carbon in subseafloor sediments

Fig. 2: Content and δ13C profiles of total organic carbon (TOC) and reactive iron-bound organic carbon (FeR-OC) in cores QDN-G1 (a–e) and QDN-14B (f–j).

a, f Content of FeR. b, g Content of TOC (black lines) and FeR-OC (red lines). Separate x-axes are used for TOC and FeR-OC, labeled in the same color as the data profile. c, h Carbon isotope ratio of TOC (black lines) and FeR-OC (red lines). Separate x-axes are used for TOC and FeR-OC, labeled in the same color as the data profile. d, i The fraction of FeR-OC in TOC (fFeR-OC). e, j The molar ratio of FeR-OC and FeR. The locations of the SMTZ are highlighted by the purple bars. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.

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