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The Southern Tyrrhenian seafloor (south of the 41° Parallel line) hosts a large number of Miocene to Quaternary volcanoes ranging in composition from MORB- to OIB- and arc-type. MORB-type rocks are concentrated in the Vavilov Basin, but their role is evident for other Tyrrhenian Sea volcanoes.
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The Southern Tyrrhenian seafloor (south of the 41° Parallel line) hosts a large number of Miocene to Quaternary volcanoes ranging in composition from MORB- to OIB- and arc-type. MORB-type rocks are concentrated in the Vavilov Basin, but their role is evident for other Tyrrhenian Sea volcanoes.
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Maja goltziana d'oliveira, 1888 (Decapoda, Brachyura, Majidae) in the southern Tyrrhenian Sea
Crustaceana, 2005Maja goltziana d'Oliveira, 1888 is an oxyrhynch crab occurring in the eastern Atlantic Ocean from Portugal to Congo and the Canary Islands, and in the Mediterranean Sea (d'Udekem d'Acoz, 1999). It is apparently uncommon all across its distributional range, although González Pérez (1995) describes it as a frequent species on the Canary Islands.
SOPPELSA, OTTAVIO +2 more
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Deep-sea (250–1,550 m) Benthic Thanatocoenoses from the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea
2001Bathyal benthic thanatocoenoses from 28 stations in the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea are studied, focusing on molluscs, bryozoans and serpulids. On the basis of faunal affinities, sampled stations were grouped into three bathymetrical belts: “A” (248–505 m), “B” (696–1,096 m) and “C” (1,139–1,536 m).
I. Di Geronimo +3 more
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Crustal magnetism of the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea from aeromagnetic surveys
Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 2006Abstract Aeromagnetic data from the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea have been analysed, to remove the contributions of shallow and deep sources to the magnetic anomalies by applying a processing technology that increases the informative potential of the magnetic data acquired by AGIP with great accuracy, uniform distribution and high density.
PIANGIAMORE G. L +2 more
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Cephalopods assemblages from the southern Tyrrhenian Sea
2004The teuthofauna assemblages of the southern Tyrrhenian sea were studied utilising data derived from five International Medits bottom trawl surveys. A total of 25 cephalopod species were found between 18 and 652 m depth. The assemblages were analysed with Bray-Curtis similarity index.
Giordano D +4 more
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Isostasy and paleotemperatures in the Southern Tyrrhenian Basin, Mediterranean Sea
Marine Geophysical Researches, 2007The present-day basement depth of the seafloor in the absence of sediment loading was inferred along a traverse crossing the Southern Tyrrhenian Basin. A correction for sediment loading was proposed on the basis of density, seismic velocity and porosity data from selected deep boreholes.
PASQUALE, VINCENZO +2 more
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Geodynamic implications of earthquake data in the southern Tyrrhenian sea
Tectonophysics, 1996Abstract Data from short-period seismic stations operating in Calabria, Sicily and the Aeolian Islands have been used to investigate earthquake properties of the southern Tyrrhenian lithosphere. The results have been analyzed, taking into account other geophysical and geological information available in the literature for the same region, with the ...
NERI, Giancarlo +3 more
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Gamma-ray activity in the volcanic islands of the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea
Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2003Field gamma-ray spectrometry was used for the quantitative assessment of U, Th and K of rocks of Stromboli, Salina, Filicuidi and Panarea (Aeolian arc of the Southern Tyrrhenian, Italy). The air absorbed dose rate was calculated from radioelement concentrations.
CHIOZZI P. +3 more
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Analysis of demersal fish assemblages off the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea (central Mediterranean)
Hydrobiologia, 2010Monitoring and management of Mediterranean trawling requires a multispecies and ecosystem-based approach. Over the last 20 years studies on diversity and distribution of fish communities have been carried out by ecologists and applied to different ecosystems. Until now, very little information has been available on the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea.
Busalacchi B +5 more
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The southern Tyrrhenian Sea margin: an example of lithospheric scale strike-slip duplex
Italian Journal of Geosciences, 2010The southern Tyrrhenian Sea margin is dominated by deformations whose kinematics are relatively poorly constrained, and different models have been proposed to account for its recent evolution. Analysis of new structural and space geodesy data, combined with available geophysical information, reveal a deformation field characterised by subhorizontal NW ...
Gueguen,E +3 more
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