| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9735692 | Quaternary International | 2005 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
During the Littorina Sea stage a marine diatom flora with P. sulcata, Catenula adhaerens and D. minor crossed the Darss Sill and became widely distributed in the Arkona Basin, Pomeranian Bay and the Baltic Sea proper. In contrast, taxa indicative of the Hyalinella lateripunctata/P. hyalinus assemblage are only found west of the Darss Sill in Femer Belt and Mecklenburg Bay. Apparently, the Darss Sill threshold has been acting as an important salinity border from around 7800 cal. years BP until today.
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Authors
Andrzej Witkowski, Anja Broszinski, Ole Bennike, Beata Janczak-Kostecka, Jørn Bo Jensen, Wolfram Lemke, Rudi Endler, Antoon Kuijpers,