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�� Figure�8.3:�Schematic�W�E�cross�section�across�the Mediterranean�Sea�(see�(a) for�profile)�showing�phases� of�cold�water�coral�growth�and�the�prevailing�environmental�settings�during�the�last�15�ka.�Coloured�bars� indicate�cold�water�coral�growth�and�the�sampling�depth�of�the�dated�cold�water�corals�(based�on�the�coral� age� compilation� shown� in� Fig.� 8.2).� Dashed� bars� indicate� especially� wide� depth� ranges� resulting� from� dredged�samples�hindering�the�assignment�of�a�certain�sampling�depth�to�individual�corals.�Colour�code�is� the�same�as�in�Figures�8.1�and�8.2�and�indicates�the�sampling�region.�Schematic�foraminifers�indicate�the� degree�of�marine�productivity�in�the�surface�waters.�Displayed�are�the�main�water�masses:�Blue�arrows:� Surface�water�circulation�(Modified�Atlantic�Water�(MAW)�and�fresh�water).�Dashed�dotted�black�arrows:� Intermediate� water� circulation� (Levantine� Intermediate� Water� (LIW)� and� Winter� Intermediate� Water� (WIW)).� Grey�arrows:� Deep�water� circulation� (Eastern� Mediterranean� Deep�Water�(EMDW)� and� Western� Mediterranean� Deep� Water� (WMDW).� Dotted� black� arrows:� Mediterranean� Outflow� Water� (MOW);� continued�on�next�page� ��
� �� Figure�8.3�(continued):�Dashed�black�lines�indicate�roughly�the�water�mass�boundaries;�circles�and�dashed� grey� line� in� (c)� display� enhanced� vertical� mixing.� Abbreviations:� SoG:� Strait� of� Gibraltar,� WMS:� Western� Mediterranean�Sea,�AS:�Alboran�Sea,�dWMS:�Deep�Western�Mediterranean�Sea,�SoS:�Strait�of�Sicily,�EMS:� Eastern�Mediterranean�Sea,�MCP:�Melilla�Coral�Province,�SML:�Santa�Maria�di�Leuca,�AdDW:�Adriatic�Deep� Water.�(b)�Bølling�Allerød�(12.9��15�ka)�(c)�Younger�Dryas�(11.7��12.9�ka)�(d)�Early�Holocene�(8.2��~11.7�ka)� (e)�Mid�Holocene�(5.9��8.2�ka)�(f)�Mid�Late�Holocene�(
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