Abstract
Site 661 (9°26.81'N; 19°23.166'W) lies at 4012.7 m water depth on a plateau E of the Kane Gap. Site 661 is the shallower end-member of a 2-site ODP transect (Sites 660 and 661) investigating bottom-current action and deep-water stagnation, the Cenozoic history of north equatorial surface ocean circulation, and the late Neogene advection of dust recording the history of African aridity. -from Authors
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Ruddiman, W., Sarnthein, M., & Baldauf, J. (1988). Site 661. Proc., Initial Reports (Part A), ODP, Leg 108, Eastern Tropical Atlantic. (Section 1), 409–486. https://doi.org/10.2973/odp.proc.ir.108.106.1988
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