The carbonate factories model, as defined at the beginning of the century, provides a
subdivision of marine carbonate sediment production‐systems based on the style of …

Rhodoliths (maërl) are widely distributed in the worlds' oceans and have an excellent fossil
record. Individuals are slow growing, may be long lived (> 100 years), and are resilient to a …

Within the bathymetric range (27–98 m) of the soft bottoms investigated off the Pontian
Islands, rhodoliths have been classified into three morphological groups:(1) the unattached …

A literature review regarding reef rubble (defined as mechanically or chemically abraded
parts of framebuilders or reef rock larger than sand fraction) and its binding agents is …

The most important groups of modern red calcareous algae are the Mg-calcite secreting
Corallinales and Sporolithales, and the aragonitic Peyssonneliales and Nemaliales. They …

This study describes the predominantly tropical, subtidal seaweed populations growing on
rhodoliths between 4 and 18 m depth in the southern part of Espírito Santo State (Brazil) …

Macroalgae in mesophotic coral ecosystems are generally understudied compared to corals
and fishes yet may be more abundant than coral-dominated reefs given their lower depth …

Shallow-water Sporolithon rhodoliths from New Zealand are described here on the basis of
shape, size, composition, internal structure, and major taphonomic attributes, with the aim of …

The Atlantic Ocean encompasses approximately 10% of the global carbonate reef area, but
the austral limits of coral reef distribution within this basin are still unclear. The lack of reef …

The fabric of biogenic carbonate sediments can be differentiated (1) with respect to diversity
of constituent components,(2) using features pertaining to their growth forms and (3) upon …