A Preliminary Report of an Investigation of Littorina Transgressions in the Barsebäck Area, Western Skåne
Gunnar Digerfeldt
Abstract
Gunnar Digerfeldt
Abstract
A reconnoitring profile from the ancient lagoon of Barsebäckmossen is described. The ingression of the sea probably occurred in connection with a transgression around the boundary between the Early and Late Atlantic periods. In the profile, a regression and a subsequent transgression are indicated during the earlier part of the Early Sub-Boreal period. In the central part of the ancient lagoon, another transgression during the later part of the Early Sub-Boreal period can be directly observed in the stratigraphy. The transgressions in Barsebäcksmossen agree well with the transgression scheme in Blekinge presented by Berglund (1964, 1971).
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A reconnoitring profile from the ancient lagoon of Barsebäckmossen is described. The ingression of the sea probably occurred in connection with a transgression around the boundary between the Early and Late Atlantic periods. In the profile, a regression and a subsequent transgression are indicated during the earlier part of the Early Sub-Boreal period. In the central part of the ancient lagoon, another transgression during the later part of the Early Sub-Boreal period can be directly observed in the stratigraphy. The transgressions in Barsebäcksmossen agree well with the transgression scheme in Blekinge presented by Berglund (1964, 1971).
Key concepts: Marine transgression, Littorina, Boreal, Period (music), Geology, Paleontology, Transgressive, Oceanography