Coralligenous developed off Marzamemi (SE Sicily, Ionian Sea) is being investigated in the frame of the project FISR 04543 “CRESCIBLUREEF - Grown in the blue: new technologies for knowledge and conservation of Mediterranean reefs” aimed at understanding time and mode of its inception and accretion and at developing non-invasive technologies for its sampling. First achievements include: 1) mapping of the coralligenous field; 2) first quantitative characterisation of the internal structure of two bioconstructions (frame builders, cavities and sediment); 3) characterisation of cavity-filling sediments including entrapped bioclasts and micrites; 4) preliminary data about biodiversity associated with the bioconstructions; 5) development of a prototype for underwater non-invasive coring of coralligenous bioconstructions.
Bridging together research and technological innovation: first results and expected bearings of the project Cresciblureef on Mediterranean Coralligenous
Antonietta ROSSO;C ALTIERI;F D'ALPA;G DONATO;MP NEGRI;R SANFILIPPO;F SCIUTO;D SERIO;A VIOLA;
2022-01-01
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Coralligenous developed off Marzamemi (SE Sicily, Ionian Sea) is being investigated in the frame of the project FISR 04543 “CRESCIBLUREEF - Grown in the blue: new technologies for knowledge and conservation of Mediterranean reefs” aimed at understanding time and mode of its inception and accretion and at developing non-invasive technologies for its sampling. First achievements include: 1) mapping of the coralligenous field; 2) first quantitative characterisation of the internal structure of two bioconstructions (frame builders, cavities and sediment); 3) characterisation of cavity-filling sediments including entrapped bioclasts and micrites; 4) preliminary data about biodiversity associated with the bioconstructions; 5) development of a prototype for underwater non-invasive coring of coralligenous bioconstructions.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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