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Physical properties, grain size analyses, and shear tests of sediment cores GeoB8519-1, GeoB8520-1, and GeoB8523-1
Mass wasting processes are a common phenomenon along the continental margin of NW-Africa. Located on the high-upwelling regime off the Mauritanian coastline, the Mauritania Slide Complex (MSC) is one of the largest events known on the Atlantic margin with an affected area of ~30000 km**2. Understand
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