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| Borel-Best, M.; Moll, H.; Boekschoten, G.J.. |
| Some fifty years after the Snellius I expedition (1929-1930) a Dutch-Indonesian joint expedition is carried out (1984-1985) in the Eastern Indonesian archpelago. Based on two months (September -October 1984) of research at nine different reef localities, a first report will be presented on the general morphology, composition and condition of recent and fossil reefs of these areas. The research areas that will be discussed are the following: Ambon: In the bay of Ambon fringing and patch reefs heavily damaged by silting up, caused by soi1. erosion on the island. North East Ambon an elevated reef from the old Pleistocene. Lucipara islands: Exposed very isolated atoll with some sand cays. Tukang Besi islands: Atoll reefs of Kaledupa. Binongko reef terraces;... |
| Tipo: Article in monograph or in proceedings |
Palavras-chave: Reef geology; Geomorphology; ICRS5. |
| Ano: 1985 |
URL: http://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/663441 |
