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Elsevier, Geochemistry, 1(70), p. 55-60

DOI: 10.1016/j.chemer.2009.09.001

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Rare earth elements in corals from the Isla de Sacrificios Reef, Veracruz, Mexico

Journal article published in 2010 by J. J. Kasper Zubillaga, L. Rosales Hoz, J. P. Bernal ORCID
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Abstract

Rare earth elements (REE) analysis was carried out in two coral species Diploria strigosa and Copophyllia natans from Isla de Sacrificios Reef (ISR) (19° 10′ 51.6″N; 96° 5′ 45.6″W) Veracruz, Mexico. Both corals were cut at the top, middle and bottom parts to detect possible differences in REE concentrations related to water masses and sediment inputs. An enrichment in heavy rare elements (HREE) compared to light rare elements (LREE) at the top of Diploria strigosa and Copophyllia natans, evidenced by (La/Lu)SN