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. 2020 Jul 17;10:11929. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-68604-z

Figure 2.

Figure 2

(a, a′) Stratigraphic sketches of Grotta dei Moscerini redrawn by F. Marra based on unpublished field drawings by A. Segre stored at the IsIPU Repository (Anagni, FR, Italy). Legend: Lt, lithodomus burrows; t, talus layer; layer numbering 1–44 according to unpublished stratigraphy by Aldo Segre synthesized in31. (b) Stratigraphic sketch of Grotta Guattari based on new field work performed for the present study; drawing by F. Marra. Legend: rf—rockfall; bc—cemented conglomerate with mollusk shell fragments; s—grey, femic sand filling the fractures in bc; 0—encrusted rockfall; 1—earthy deposits with small rock fragments; 2—dark brown to dark reddish (outer section), pedogenized sand; 3—brown to reddish (outer section) medium sand; 4—cm-thick carbonatic crust; 5b—slightly pedogenized layer; 5—dark yellow sand, with carbonatic concretions and rare, minute, well rounded gravel (outer section); 6—grey sand; 7—reddened coarse sand with rare, well rounded pebbles; 8—cemented, rounded carbonatic blocks in coarse sand matrix; 9—dark brown, loose sandy deposit; 10—biodetritic sandy conglomerate. Black triangle—GPS measured elevation. See text for explanations.