Why Is the Mediterranean a Climate Change Hot Spot? in: Journal of Climate Volume 33
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Early marine seafloor lithification of carbonate sediments leads to the formation of
hardgrounds and is known from rocks as old as the Proterozoic. Hardground surfaces …

This study describes a new model implementation for the Mediterranean Sea with what is
currently the highest vertical resolution over the Mediterranean basin. The resolution is of …

The Mediterranean is a marginal sea displaying a peculiar biogeochemistry (enhanced
deep respiration, non Redfieldian nutrient ratios, etc.). Here we discuss the different …

Papers about the outflow in the Strait of Gibraltar assume that (i) it is composed of only two
Mediterranean Waters (MWs), the Levantine Intermediate Water (LIW) and the Western …

A modelling system for the Adriatic Sea has been built within the framework of the
Mediterranean Forecasting System Pilot Project. The modelling system consists of a …

The variability of the water transport through three major straits of the Mediterranean Sea
(Gibraltar, Sicily and Corsica) was investigated using a high-resolution model. This model of …

Abstract The Sea of Azov is a small, shallow, and freshened sea that receives a large
freshwater discharge. Under certain external forcing conditions low-salinity waters from the …

A two-dimensional, vertical section of the Strait of Gibraltar is simulated numerically with the
nonhydrostatic/non-Boussinesq three-dimensional CROCO model to investigate details of …

Recent observations of the outflowing Mediterranean water collected near the bottom in key
points of the Strait of Gibraltar show the existence of a seasonal cycle with warmer and …