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�� 6.3.1 Sampling�material................................................................................................................25 6.3.2 AMS�Radiocarbon�dating ..................................................................................................26 6.3.3 Grain�size�analyses ...............................................................................................................27 6.3.4 Organic�Carbon......................................................................................................................27 6.3.5 Benthic�foraminiferal�assemblages�and�oxygen�reconstruction.....................27 �� 6.5.1 Cold�water�coral�growth�during�the�Early�Holocene...........................................29 6.5.2 Impact�of�decreasing�bottom�water�oxygenation..................................................30 6.5.3 Recurrence�of�cold�water�corals�in�the�Late�Holocene........................................33 �� 7 Cold�water�coral�growth�in�the�Alboran�Sea�triggered�by�high�productivity� during�the�Late�Pleistocene�and�Holocene ........................................................................... 39 �� 7.2.1 Alboran�Sea..............................................................................................................................40 7.2.2 Study�area�–Melilla�Coral�Province�(MCP)................................................................41 7.2.3 Oceanography ........................................................................................................................42 �� 7.3.1 Coral�and�sediment�material...........................................................................................43 7.3.2 Age�determination�on�coral�fragments ......................................................................44 7.3.3 Off�mound�core�GeoB�13731�1 .......................................................................................44 �� 7.4.1 Cold�water�coral�ages.........................................................................................................46 7.4.2 Vertical�growth�rate�of�the�coral�ridge�"Brittlestar�I".........................................47 7.4.3 Palaeoenvironmental�conditions�during�the�Late�Pleistocene�and�Holocene � .......................................................................................................................................................47 �� 7.5.1 Morphology�and�development�of�coral�mounds�and�ridges�in�the�Melilla� Coral�Province............................................................................................................................................48 7.5.2 Palaeoenvironmental�control�on�cold�water�coral�growth�in�the�Melilla� Coral�Province............................................................................................................................................50
� � �� 8 Development�of�Mediterranean�cold�water�coral�ecosystems�since�the�late� glacial:�A�comparative�study�between�the�western�and�eastern�sub�basins............ 55 �� 8.3.1 Cold�water�coral�material ................................................................................................58 8.3.2 Age�determination�on�coral�fragments ......................................................................59 8.3.3 Coral�age�compilation ........................................................................................................60 �� 8.5.1 Tracing�the�development�of�cold�water�corals�through�time..........................61 8.5.2 Cold�water�coral�development�in�the�Mediterranean�Sea.................................61 �� 8.5.3 Palaeo�environmental�control�on�cold�water�coral�growth ............................66 �� 9 Scleractinian�cold�water�corals�in�the�Gulf�of�Cádiz��First�clues�about�their� spatial�and�temporal�distribution ........................................................................................... 75 �� 9.2.1 Geography�and�geology .....................................................................................................77 �� 9.2.2 Oceanography ........................................................................................................................79 �� 9.3.1 Data�origin...............................................................................................................................80 9.3.2 Video�observations ...............................................................................................................81 9.3.3 Sediment�sampling�and�taxonomic�analyses ...........................................................81 9.3.4 Age�determination................................................................................................................81 9.3.5 CTD�observations..................................................................................................................83 ��
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