Vermetid reefs are among the most important bioconstructions in the Mediterranean Sea, with a distribution restricted to the warmest part of the basin. Their structure, and vertical and geographical distribution make them good biological indicators of changes in sea level and sea-surface temperature over the last two millennia.
Chemello, R., Silenzi, S. (2011). Vermetid reefs in the Mediterranean Sea as archives of sea-level and surface temperature changes. CHEMISTRY IN ECOLOGY, 27(2), 121-127 [10.1080/02757540.2011.554405].
Vermetid reefs in the Mediterranean Sea as archives of sea-level and surface temperature changes
CHEMELLO, Renato;
2011-01-01
Abstract
Vermetid reefs are among the most important bioconstructions in the Mediterranean Sea, with a distribution restricted to the warmest part of the basin. Their structure, and vertical and geographical distribution make them good biological indicators of changes in sea level and sea-surface temperature over the last two millennia.
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