Major element chemistry of glasses in Apollo 14 soil 14156     

Arch M. Reid  W.I. Ridley  Russell S. Harmon  Pete Jakes̆ 《Geochimica et cosmochimica acta》1973,37(3):695-699

Glasses in a soil sample (14156) from the middle layer of the trench at the Fra Mauro landing site show a wide range of compositions clustered around certain preferred compositions. Ninety per cent of the glasses are of two major types—Fra Mauro basalt (63 per cent) with high K and 17 weight per cent Al₂O₃ and Highland basalt or anorthositic gabbro (27 per cent) with low K and 25–26 weight per cent Al₂O₃. The glass population is almost identical with that of the comprehensive soil 14259 (Apollo Soil Survey, 1971).  相似文献   

The Implementation and Sustainability of Village Conservation Agreements Around Kerinci Seblat National Park,Indonesia     

Pete Wood  Douglas Sheil  Rudi Syaf  Zulfira Warta 《社会与自然资源》2014,27(6):602-620

We investigated the implementation and sustainability of village conservation agreements and village conservation grants facilitated by an integrated conservation and development project (ICDP) around the Kerinci Seblat National Park, Sumatra, Indonesia, 5 years after the project closed. Forty-three percent of agreement actions (n = 180) and 30% of grant activities (n = 74) were sustained. Informants identified numerous factors influencing success, but statistical tests failed to detect simple explanations. Conservation-livelihood agreements have a greater chance of success when preexisting factors are understood and the purpose of the agreement itself is clearly defined.  相似文献   

PAH transport by sinking particles in the open Mediterranean Sea: a 1 year sediment trap study   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

Bouloubassi I  Méjanelle L  Pete R  Fillaux J  Lorre A  Point V 《Marine pollution bulletin》2006,52(5):560-571

One year time series of sinking particles were collected at two depths in the open Mediterranean Sea and analysed for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH). Average total PAH concentrations were 593+/-284 ng g(-1) at 250 m and 551 +/- 198 ng g(-1) at 2850 m. Total PAH fluxes averaged 73 +/- 58 ng m(-2) d(-1) at 250 m and 53 +/- 39 ng m(-2) d(-1) at 2850 m. Contamination levels and, thus, exposure of marine organisms to PAH are comparable in surface and deep waters. Deep waters appear as a significant, yet overlooked, PAH sink. PAH temporal patterns show noticeable seasonality. This is partly due to varying levels of specific components such as the winter increase of pyrolytic PAH. Downward transport processes and the nature of sinking particles also impact on PAH fluxes, as inferred during periods of increasing productivity. Different phase-associations and interactions with particulate organic carbon for low-MW fossil PAH and high-MW pyrolytic PAH influence their downward transport efficiency.  相似文献