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Sapropel (a
contraction of
Ancient Gr****
words sapros and pelos,
meaning putrefaction and mud (or clay), respectively) is a term used in
marine geology...
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riverine detrital input prevails during wet ones, the
Mediterranean marine sapropel-bearing
sequences provide high-resolution
climatic information.
These data...
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surface waters is
preserved as
sapropel formations. One of the key
pieces of
evidence linking the
formation of
sapropels to
enhance discharge from the...
- The main
sediments that
build up and
create layers in blue
holes are
sapropel,
detrital peat, and
lacustrine marls.
Within these layers, microfossils...
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evidence used to
support this
scenario includes the
disparate ages of
sapropel deposition in the
eastern Mediterranean Sea and
Black Sea;
buried back-stepping...
- Field, Bear,
Yamburg Field. The
depth from 700 m to 4 km.
Produced peat,
sapropel,
quartz sand, limestone.
Explored about 400
deposits of raw
materials for...
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depth 3.6 m. The
bottom of the lake is
covered with
thick layer of silt
sapropel (a sort of ooze used as
fertilizer and for
other purposes). The lake is...
- productivity, short-lived
algal blooms form
organic rich
layers known as
sapropels.
Scientists have
reported an
annual phytoplankton bloom that can be seen...
- from one year to another.
Natural resources include gypsum, sand, clay,
sapropel deposits, phosphorite, and peat.
There are oil and
natural gas deposits...
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deposits of tile,
brick and
pottery (
refractory ) of clay and
quartz sand,
sapropel are
numerous underground fresh water and
mineral formations, open sources...
