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Long-term carbon and strontium cycles

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English: Long-term carbon and strontium cycles<br /

A. Carbon cycle. Blue arrows show contribution of silicate weathering and seafloor weathering to total carbonate sequestration.
B. Strontium cycle where blue arrows indicate inputs with high 87Sr/86Sr and red arrows indicate inputs with low 87Sr/86Sr.

Boxes show reservoirs and arrows show fluxes.
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Source [1] doi:10.1016/j.gr.2018.12.001
Author Benjamin J.W.Mills, Alexander J.Krause, Christopher R.Scotese, Daniel J.Hill, Graham A.Shields and Timothy M.Lenton

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