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Foraminifera as paleoenvironmental tracers

English title Foraminifera as paleoenvironmental tracers
Applicant Spezzaferri Silvia
Number 103482
Funding scheme Project funding
Research institution Département des Géosciences Université de Fribourg
Institution of higher education University of Fribourg - FR
Main discipline Palaeontology
Start/End 01.10.2004 - 30.09.2007
Approved amount 168'079.00
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Keywords (6)

Foraminifera; paleoceanography; biological and chemical proxies; paleoproductivity; sea-level changes; astronomical calibration

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Carbonate mounds in shallow and deep time
Spezzaferri Silvia (2011), Carbonate mounds in shallow and deep time, in Marine Geology, 282, 1.
Growth and demise of cold-water coral ecosystems on mud volcanoes in the West Alboran Sea: messages from the planktonic and benthic foraminifera
Margreth S. (2011), Growth and demise of cold-water coral ecosystems on mud volcanoes in the West Alboran Sea: messages from the planktonic and benthic foraminifera, in Marine Geology, 282, 26.
Benthic foraminifera as bioindicator for cold-water coral reef ecosystems along the Irish margin
Margreth Stephan, Rueggeberg Andres, Spezzaferri Silvia (2009), Benthic foraminifera as bioindicator for cold-water coral reef ecosystems along the Irish margin, in DEEP-SEA RESEARCH PART I-OCEANOGRAPHIC RESEARCH PAPERS, 56(12), 2216-2234.
The initiation of the southern central Great Barrier Reef: New multiproxy data from Pleistocene distal sediments from the Marion Plateau (NE Australia)
Dubois Nathalie, Kindler Pascal, Spezzaferri Silvia, Coric Sjepan (2008), The initiation of the southern central Great Barrier Reef: New multiproxy data from Pleistocene distal sediments from the Marion Plateau (NE Australia), in Marine Geology, (250), 223-233.

Associated projects

Number Title Start Funding scheme
117928 Foraminifera as paleoenvironmental tracers 01.10.2007 Project funding

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