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Fig. 2.15 Core
photograph, sand content
(%), main foraminiferal
species (1: A. mexicana; 2:
E. macrescens; 3: M. fusca;
4: S. moniliformis; 5: T.
inflata; 6: A. tepida; 7: E.
oceanense; 8: E.
williamsoni; 9: H.
germanica) (%), and
foraminiferal density/50 g
of bulk dry sediment with
depth (cm) in the Isuskiza
salt-marsh core (Plentzia
estuary). Black dots in the
foraminiferal species
profiles represent samples
with less than 100 tests.
Depth intervals (DIs) are
shown (Modified from
Leorri et al. 2013)
A. García-Artola et al.
Fig. 2.15 Core
photograph, sand content
(%), main foraminiferal
species (1: A. mexicana; 2:
E. macrescens; 3: M. fusca;
4: S. moniliformis; 5: T.
inflata; 6: A. tepida; 7: E.
oceanense; 8: E.
williamsoni; 9: H.
germanica) (%), and
foraminiferal density/50 g
of bulk dry sediment with
depth (cm) in the Isuskiza
salt-marsh core (Plentzia
estuary). Black dots in the
foraminiferal species
profiles represent samples
with less than 100 tests.
Depth intervals (DIs) are
shown (Modified from
Leorri et al. 2013)
A. García-Artola et al.
