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Journal Article
The Impact of Humans on Strata Formation Along Mediterranean Margins
2004
Overview
The Mediterranean and Black Seas are micro-tidal and less than 3 x 10 super(6) km super(2) and 500 km super(2) in area, respectively. The latter is connected to the Mediterranean Sea by the narrow Bosphorus-Dardanelles Strait. Both seas have an important continental influence because they are semi-enclosed basins with relatively large riverine sediment inputs. The most important fluvial systems flowing into the Mediterranean and Black Seas are the Ebro, Rhone, Po, Danube, and Nile Rivers. They represent the largest sediment contribution to Mediterranean margins.
Publisher
The Oceanography Society
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