Leeward bank margin Halimeda meadows and draperies and their sedimentary importance on the western Great Bahama Bank slope
D Freile, JD Milliman, L Hillis - Coral Reefs, 1995 - Springer
Bryopsidalean algal meadows in water depths of 20–40 m on the leeward side of western
Great Bahama Bank (WGBB) lie between non-skeletal-dominated sand flats on the bank top …
Great Bahama Bank (WGBB) lie between non-skeletal-dominated sand flats on the bank top …
[PDF][PDF] Clumped Isotope Signals of Biogenic and Non-biogenic Carbonates
D Atasoy - 2015 - scholarship.miami.edu
The δ18O of carbonates is most one of the most popular tools used in both marine and
terrestrial environments to reconstruct past climate and understand diagenesis. The major …
terrestrial environments to reconstruct past climate and understand diagenesis. The major …