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“…Henriet et al ., 2014; Hebbeln & Samankassou, 2015). New discoveries are added frequently and now cover a wide range of localities throughout the: (i) North and South Atlantic for an overview (Freiwald et al ., 2004; Freiwald & Roberts, 2005; Mienis et al ., 2014), Norway (Freiwald et al ., 1997; Fig. 11A to E), Ireland (Mienis et al ., 2009a,b; van der Land et al ., 2014; Fig.…”
Section: Factoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Henriet et al ., 2014; Hebbeln & Samankassou, 2015). New discoveries are added frequently and now cover a wide range of localities throughout the: (i) North and South Atlantic for an overview (Freiwald et al ., 2004; Freiwald & Roberts, 2005; Mienis et al ., 2014), Norway (Freiwald et al ., 1997; Fig. 11A to E), Ireland (Mienis et al ., 2009a,b; van der Land et al ., 2014; Fig.…”
Section: Factoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11A to E), Ireland (Mienis et al ., 2009a,b; van der Land et al ., 2014; Fig. 11F), Gulf of Cadiz (Wienberg et al ., 2009), Mediterranean (Freiwald et al ., 2009), Morocco (Foubert et al ., 2008; Hebbeln et al ., 2019), Mauritania (Wienberg et al ., 2018), Namibia (Hanz et al ., 2019), north‐west Atlantic (Mienis et al ., 2014), Florida (Grasmueck et al ., 2006; Correa et al ., 2012; Mulder et al ., 2012; Lüdmann et al ., 2016), Gulf of Mexico (Mienis et al ., 2012; Hebbeln et al ., 2014), Brazil (Viana et al ., 1998; Pires et al ., 2014), Uruguay (Carranza et al ., 2012) and Argentina (Muñoz et al ., 2012); (ii) the Indian Ocean (Maldives; Reolid et al ., 2017) and Australia (Coral Sea; Beaman et al ., 2016); and (iii) the Pacific (Hawaii; Long & Baco, 2014; British Columbia; Neves et al ., 2014; Alaska; Etnoyer & Morgan, 2005; Stone, 2006). The position and growth history of the coral mounds may vary through time depending on their response to climate changes and associated variations in ocean circulation and water mass distribution.…”
Section: Factoriesmentioning
confidence: 99%