Figure 3: Morphology and distribution of the Fosses Dangeard depressions. | Nature Communications

Figure 3: Morphology and distribution of the Fosses Dangeard depressions.

From: Two-stage opening of the Dover Strait and the origin of island Britain

Figure 3

(a) Interpreted seismic reflection profile across Fosses Dangeard depressions A and B showing cross-sectional geometry of Fosses and bedrock geology. IES, internal erosion surface within Fosse sedimentary infill; M, seabed multiple; T, seismic diffraction pattern caused by Channel Tunnel; TES, transgressive erosion surface. Location of seismic profile indicated in b inset. (b) Map showing sediment thickness in Fosses Dangeard depressions. Inset shows detail of Fosses A, B and C. Note absence of colour along seismic tracklines indicates bedrock exposed at seabed indicating that the depressions are highly localized.

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