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The role of biodetritus in accumulation of elements in aquatic ecosystems.
Contemporary Problems of Ecology. 2010; 3(4):369-373. DOI: 10.1134/S1995425510040016;
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The article discovered new facts on important role of biogenic (biological) detritus in biogeochemistry of aquatic systems:
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Key words: interest, Internet users, Biological detritus, organic sediments, gold, uranium, rare earth elements, aquatic, environment;
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ABSTRACT:
Biodetritus (biological detritus) that formed over a 7-month period in water microcosms with mollusks Viviparus viviparus, Unio pictorum, and higher plants Ceratophyllum demersum contained a number of chemical elements. This is the first study to determine concentrations of some chemical elements in biological detritus including glod, uranium, other chemical elements (rare earth elements). Neutron
activation analysis showed that the elements’ concentrations decrease in the following order: Ca > Zn > Ba > Br > Ce > Se
> Nd > La > U > Hf > Sb > Th > Sm > S > Cs > Au. The data obtained contribute to understanding of the polyfunctional (multi-functional) role
of aquatic organisms in aquatic ecosystems.
Key words: detritus, mollusks, water quality, rare earth elements,
Viviparus, Unio, Ceratophyllum;
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