epäoksigenettisiin
epäoksigenettisiin is a Finnish term that translates to "anoxic" or "oxygen-deficient" in English. It refers to a state or environment where there is a lack of dissolved oxygen. This condition can occur in various natural settings, such as deep bodies of water, stagnant ponds, or waterlogged soils. In geological contexts, anoxic conditions are often associated with the formation of certain types of sedimentary rocks and organic matter preservation.
Anoxic environments can have significant ecological consequences. Many aquatic organisms, particularly fish and invertebrates, require dissolved
The causes of anoxic conditions are varied. They can be natural, such as the slow circulation of