Caracterización geoquímica (orgánica) de los moluscos holocenos del Golfo de Cádiz (Andalucía, España)

Torres, Trinidad de; Canoira, L.; Coello Bravo, F. J.; García Alonso, P.; García Cortés, Ángel; Llamas, J.; Mansilla, H.; Nestares, T.; Peláez, A.; Somoza, L.

Geochemical (organic) Characterization of Holocene mollusca from the Gulf of Cádiz (Andalousie, Spain)

Author

Torres, Trinidad de; Canoira, L.; Coello Bravo, F. J.; García Alonso, P.; García Cortés, Ángel; [et al.]
Publication Date

1995
Publisher

Sociedad Geológica de España
Abstract

This paper deals with amino acid racemization ratios and aspartic acid preservation in Holocene (8ka and 2ka old) and today gastropoda, pelecipoda and echinoderma shells from the Gulf of Cadiz. Today samples revealed a relative high aspartic acid racemization process, but there is a net stepwise between the three sampled localities. There is also a fast, time dependent, asparctic acid loss
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http://hdl.handle.net/10272/13369

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Caracterización geoquímica (orgánica) de los moluscos holocenos del Golfo de Cádiz (Andalucía, España)

Geochemical (organic) Characterization of Holocene mollusca from the Gulf of Cádiz (Andalousie, Spain)

Author

Torres, Trinidad de; Canoira, L.; Coello Bravo, F. J.; García Alonso, P.; García Cortés, Ángel; [et al.]

Publication Date

1995

Publisher

Sociedad Geológica de España

Abstract

This paper deals with amino acid racemization ratios and aspartic acid preservation in Holocene (8ka and 2ka old) and today gastropoda, pelecipoda and echinoderma shells from the Gulf of Cadiz. Today samples revealed a relative high aspartic acid racemization process, but there is a net stepwise between the three sampled localities. There is also a fast, time dependent, asparctic acid loss