C. Wienberg et al.: Coral Patch seamount (NE Atlantic)3427Fig. 4.ROV still images showing the variety of substrate components (SC) present on Coral Patch seamount (see also Table 2).(a)low-relief(smooth) basaltic bedrock (SC-A);(b)high-relief bedrock with small pockets filled with soft sediment (SC-B);(c)high-relief bedrock (SC-B)showing the two colour variations of bedrock; noteLopheliacolony entangled in long line;(d)mixed sediment (SC-C): bedrock covered bya thin veneer of soft sediment; note the larger crack in the middle and the smaller one in the right upper corner;(e)mixed sediment (SC-C):pancake-like crusts with depressions in between filled with soft sediment (SC-C)(f)mixed sediment (SC-C): scattered basaltic pebble- tocobble-sized rock on soft sediment (SC-D);(g)soft sediment (SC-D);(h)soft sediment with current ripples (SC-D).
C. Wienberg, P. Wintersteller, L. Beuck, and D. Hebbeln
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