Fig. 2.10 Geographical location of the Carasa core (yellow dot) in historical (1946, 1956 and
1972) and modern (2002) aerial photography (Modified from Irabien et al. 2015)
Fig. 2.11 Core photograph, sand content (%), main foraminiferal species (1: A. mexicana; 2: H.
wilberti; 3: E. macrescens; 4: T. inflata) (%), and foraminiferal density/50 g of bulk dry sediment
with depth (cm) in the Carasa salt-marsh core (Santoña estuary). Black dots in the foraminiferal
species profiles represent samples with less than 100 tests. Depth intervals (DIs) are shown
(Modified from Irabien et al. 2015)
1972) and modern (2002) aerial photography (Modified from Irabien et al. 2015)
Fig. 2.11 Core photograph, sand content (%), main foraminiferal species (1: A. mexicana; 2: H.
wilberti; 3: E. macrescens; 4: T. inflata) (%), and foraminiferal density/50 g of bulk dry sediment
with depth (cm) in the Carasa salt-marsh core (Santoña estuary). Black dots in the foraminiferal
species profiles represent samples with less than 100 tests. Depth intervals (DIs) are shown
(Modified from Irabien et al. 2015)