... Italy Gorizia Italy Heterodonta Invertebrata Isonzo River valley Italy limestone lithostratigraphy Mesozoic metal ores metallogeny microfossils mineral deposits, genesis mineral exploration Mollusca Mount Sabotino paleoenvironment Paleogene paleogeography planktonic taxa Protista...

... the southern side of the Isonzo River, Paleocene - lower Eocene southwestward and lower – middle Eocene in the Collio ( C ousin , 1981 ; C atani & T unis , 2001 ). The total thickness of turbiditic sediment is estimated to be about 4000 m ( T unis & V enturini , 1992 ). The last turbiditic...

...Figure 2. The history of eutrophication in the northern Adriatic Sea, with total fertilizer use in Italy (A), northern Italy use of nitrogen and phosphorus (B), minimum monthly dissolved oxygen concentrations (C), maximum daily discharge of the Po and Isonzo Rivers (D), and sea-surface...

..., Solkan, below the dam; 15, Majnica/Mainizze; 16, Zagraj/Sagrado; 17, Gradež/Grado under bridge; 18, Lake Doberdob; D6, Mouth of the river So|$$|Ahca/Isonzo; AA, from the mouth; CZ, centre of the Gulf. The symbol – indicates dams of Plave (between stations 9 and 10), Av|$$|Ahce (between stations 11...

... Sea, and median ages and time-averaging estimates for C. gibba DAs from the eastern Gulf of Trieste—across the gulf from the Isonzo River and characterized by low sedimentation rates—were older and more time-averaged than the prodelta samples by nearly two orders of magnitude ( Tomašových et al...

... of the basin can be related to the volcanism of the Lessinian High. Some differences in composition between the Jesolo and Ada wells could have been controlled by the composite paleogeography partially inherited from Mesozoic time. The sands of the Isonzo and Tagliamento rivers ( Fig. 7...

... shows the location map of the survey. We show the results obtained on a fluvial terrace of the Isonzo River that are characterized by a complete alluvial sequence including a range of sediments (gravel to clayey loam) and range of stratigraphic structures (depositional and erosional). The water table...

... assemblage is represented by standardized bulk samples collected from 37 stations along a transect in the Bay of Panzano and around the Isonzo River delta in the northern Adriatic Sea (max. water depth 13 m; see Sawyer and Zuschin 2010 and Weber and Zuschin 2013 for details). Fig. 1. Regional map...

... (Var, Brenta, Isonzo, Durance, Mincio, Tagliamento, Piave, and Sava), (2) between 50% and 75% for 14 river basins (Isar, Roia, Isere, Lech, Reuss, Alpine Rhine, Iller, Aare, Adige, Linth, Enns, Rhine, Drau, and Inn), and (3) between 75% to 100% for 11 river basins (Rhone, Livenza, Dora Baltea, Tanaro...

... and benthic mass mortality ( Degobbis, 1989 ; Sellner and Fonda-Umani, 1999 ). Fluctuations in nutrient abundance driven by river discharge from the Isonzo River could also play some role ( Cozzi et al., 2012 ), but cross-correlations between precipitation and C . gibba abundances are weak...

... strata and subordinate detritus from Permo-Triassic volcanic or volcaniclastic units and Variscan basements. Rivers draining the Lessini pre-Alps (Illasi), the eastern Dolomites (Piave), and the Carnic to Julian Alps (Livenza, Tagliamento, Isonzo) carry dominant dolostone and limestone grains...

... wedges formed near river deltas (Po, Tagliamento, and Isonzo Rivers; e.g., Zecchin et al. 2015 ; Amorosi et al. 2019 ) and in bays (e.g., Koper Bay; Novak et al. 2020 ), whereas transgressive lags formed in current-swept and sediment-starved environments in the Gulf of Venice, in the Gulf of Trieste...

..., in front of the Isonzo and Dragonja river mouths, clearly dominate there ( Fedra et al., 1976 ; Fedra, 1978 ; Zuschin et al., 1999 ). The situation is very similar in McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, which McKinney and Hageman (2006) consider as a parallel to the Adriatic. At this site, diver-taken...

..., the maximum daily Hg loads downstream from the MAMD are generally similar. Higher Hg loads were reported for the Isonzo River, which drains the Idrija Hg mine, Slovenia (about 1500 kg yr −1 ; ŠIRCA et alii , 1999 ), and the Sacramento River, which drains Hg mines of the California Coast Ranges, USA (61–470...

... by studies of natural river systems and laboratory experiments ( Russell 1937 ; Russell and Taylor 1937 ; Shukri 1950 ; Kuenen 1959 ; Breyer and Bart 1978 ), that during sediment transport minerals such as olivine, pyroxene, amphibole, or feldspar are rapidly eliminated, while the surviving minerals...

... are made of deposits derived from glacial, lacustrian, and fluvial processes and form the alluvium fans of the regional rivers (Cellina, Meduna, Tagliamento, Torre, Natisone, and Isonzo) that created the Friuli plain. The alluvium and glacial sediments are the most extended bodies in the plain...

... by much more thinner sequences of marls and calcareous pelagites of Scaglia Rossa , as recognized in deep boreholes (Malossa wells) near the border of the Alps (e.g. P ieri & G roppi , 1981 ). The clastic clayey arenites of Paderno (Adda river) enclose nummulitic calciturbidites lower Eocene in age...

... ), fluvial floodplains and ephemeral lakes by the Pridoli Epoch ( Morrissey et al. 2012 ), free flowing rivers by the Early Devonian Period ( Morrissey et al. 2012 ), and deeper lacustrine settings by the mid-Carboniferous Period ( Buatois and Mángano 1993 , 1998 ). Despite recent advances...