GEOCHEMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF CORE SEDIMENTS DEEP SEA OFF GULF OF MANNER

GEOCHEMICAL BEHAVIOUR OF CORE SEDIMENTS DEEP SEA OFF GULF OF MANNER

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The Gulf of Mannar is a transitional zone between the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean proper and is connected with the Bay of Bengal through a shallow sill, the Palk Strait. The Gulf of Mannar receives riverine input through a number of rivers and streams, of which the Tambraparni followed by Vaipar River, are the major sources. Sediment core for the present study was collected from Tuticorin offshore, (Lat. 8°09'.229" & Long. 78°45'434" at a depth of 1576 m) Gulf of Mannar(Fig.3.1), during the ACADEMIK ALENKSANDR SIDORENKO cruise program organized by National Center for Antarctic Ocean Researc...