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Flysch-type Sedimentation in the Alboran Sea, Western Mediterranean

Nature, 1970
The Quaternary deposits of the Alboran Sea and associated sediment dispersal patterns, and geographic and tectonic setting of the region, are closely similar to those of some ancient flysch basins preserved in the geological record.
D. J. STANLEY, C. E. GEHIN, BARTOLINI, CARLO   +2 more
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New heat flow measurements in the Alboran Sea, westernmost Mediterranean Sea

2023
The 28th IUGG General Assembly (IUGG2023) (Berlin 2023)
Rolandone, Frédérique, Leroy, Sylvie, Poort, Jeffrey, Vidil, Léa, Oliveira de Sa, Alana, d'Acremont, Elia, Lafuerza, Sara   +6 more
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Laboratory simulation of the gyre in the Alboran Sea

Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 1979
A laboratory experiment is described which appears to exhibit flows which are similar to the flow‐counterflow in the Strait of Gibraltar and, for certain values of the parameters involved, to the gyre and front in the western Alboran Sea. The experiment is transient in nature and is made with two connecting basins on a rotating turntable.
John A. Whitehead, A. R. Miller
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A Model for the Alboran Sea Internal Solitary Waves

Journal of Physical Oceanography, 1989
Abstract The propagation into the Alboran Sea of the interface depression generated at the Strait of Gibraltar by the interaction of the semidiurnal tidal current with the main (Camarinal) sill is studied numerically by using a unidirectional model with two horizontal space dimensions. An initial waveform within the strait is determined whose evolution
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Tectonic evolution of the Alboran Sea basin

Basin Research, 1993
AbstractThe Alboran Sea is an extensional basin of Neogene age that is surrounded by highly arcuate thrust belts. Multichannel seismic (MCS) reflection profile data suggest the basin has a complex tectonic fabric that includes extensional, compressional and strike‐slip structures.
A. B. Watts, J. P. Piatt, P. Buhl
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New and rare sponges from the deep shelf of the Alboran Island (Alboran Sea, Western Mediterranean)

Zootaxa, 2014
The sponge fauna from the deep shelf (70 to 200 m) of the Alboran Island (Alboran Sea, Western Mediterranean) was investigated using a combination of ROV surveys and collecting devices in the frame of the EC LIFE+ INDEMARES Grant aimed to designate marine areas of the Nature 2000 Network within Spanish territorial waters.
Sitjà, Cèlia, Maldonado, Manuel
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Geodynamics of the Alboran Sea region

2010
Geodynamics of the Alboran Sea ...
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The Mediterranean Coast of Spain and the Alboran Sea

1978
The Mediterranean is a nearly landlocked sea, communicating with the world’s oceans only by way of the narrow Straits of Gibraltar (Fig. 1). The western Mediterranean is bounded on the south by the northern coast of Africa. On the north and west it is bounded by the Iberian Peninsula.
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New insights on the Alboran Sea basin extension and continental collision from magnetic anomalies related to magmatism (western Mediterranean)

Marine Geology, 2022
Víctor Tendero-Salmerón, Jesus Galindo-Zaldivar, Elia D'Acremont   +2 more
exaly  

Demosponges of the red coral bottoms from the Alboran Sea

Journal of Natural History, 1992
Manuel Maldonado
exaly