Rasgos sedimentológicos de los fondos marinos de Maspalomas (Gran Canaria)

Authors

  • Constatino Criado Hernández
  • Rafael González Martín
  • Amalia Yanes Luque

Keywords:

plataforma continental, sedimentos marinos, Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias, continental shelf, marine sediments, Canary Islands

Abstract

En el transcurso de Ia expedición oceanográfica 132/2 del ES Poseidón dirigida por el profesor Dr. H. Klug (Grographisches Institut der Universitat Kiel, Alemania), se realizo un muestreo de los sedimentos superficiales en la plataforma continental comprendida entre la Playa de San Agustin y la Playa la Mujer. Se presentan aquí los resultados de los análisis granulométricos y carbométricos obtenidos sobre las muestras recogidas.

During the oceanographical survey 132/2 (ES Poseidón) leadered by the Dr. H. Klug (Grographisches Institut der Universitat Kiel, Germany) were sampled surficial sediments from the continental shelf of Gran Canaria, between Playa San Agustín and Playa de la Mujer. We present the results of grain size and carbonate analysis got from the samples.

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Issue

Nº 6: (2001-2002)

Section

Studies

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