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vital effect

vital effect noun: a shift in stable isotope fractionation in biominerals from what is expected from the environmental conditions which is due to biological action.

Noun

vital effect (plural vital effects)

  1. (in plural, often, geochemistry) A shift in stable isotope fractionation in biominerals from what is expected from the environmental conditions which is due to biological action.

Forms of vital effect

pluralvital effects

Questions about vital effect

What does vital effect mean?
Vital effect means a shift in stable isotope fractionation in biominerals from what is expected from the environmental conditions which is due to biological action.
What part of speech is vital effect?
Vital effect is a noun.
What is the plural of vital effect?
The plural of vital effect is vital effects.

Words near vital effect in the dictionary

  1. vitakka
  2. vital
  3. vital air
  4. vital capacities
  5. vital capacity
  6. vital effect
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  8. vital force
  9. vital forces
  10. vital function
  11. vital functions

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