Juan Antonio Morales González
University of Huelva
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Geobios | 1996
Francisco Ruiz Muñoz; María Luz González-Regalado Montero; Juan Antonio Morales González
In the Guadiana estuary, thirty-two recent samples were studied. The grain-size analysis differentiates between six distributions in the estuarine channel, four in the channel border and three in the salt marsh. The heavy metal concentration is low, with a maximum in the middle estuary, because of the floculation by water mixing. The three different estuarine zones (fluvial, middle and marine) have been distinguished by the tidal-fluvial interaction and the microfaune (ostracoda and foraminifera). The biometry study of any species delimited the post-mortem transport of these organisms, mainly during the tidal reflux.
Journal of Iberian Geology | 2008
Antonio Rodríguez Ramírez; Juan Antonio Morales González; Irene Delgado Rodríguez; Mercedes Cantano Martín
The Huelva coast is composed by large sandy beaches and spits, only interrupted by the presence of the estuarine mouths of the Guadiana, Piedras, Tinto-Odiel and Guadalquivir which are in an advanced state of sediment infilling. The morphology and processes of the Huelva coast are mainly linked to tidal regime, wave action, coastal-drift currents, fluvial dynamics, climatic change and anthropogenic activity. In the last five decades anthropogenic activity has modified the natural dynamics by the construction of jetties, docks, harbour and coastal developments. The main consequences have been the interruption of the sedimentary bypassing caused by an active west-to-east littoral drift, the modification of the tidal regime, the wave refraction-diffraction scheme and the intensification of the littoral erosive processes. All these effects will increase with the slow sea-level rise, close to 0.6 cm per year, which will induce a higher efficacy of the erosional events. A future retreat of about 10-15 m of the coastline is estimated.
Archive | 2002
Juan Antonio Morales González; Enrique Gutiérrez de San Miguel Herrera; José Borrego Flores
Revista de la Sociedad Geológica de España | 2000
Juan Antonio Morales González; N. Gil; José Borrego Flores
Estudios Geologicos-madrid | 1997
Francisco Ruiz Muñoz; María Luz González-Regalado Montero; Juan Antonio Morales González
Geogaceta | 1991
José Borrego Flores; Juan Antonio Morales González; José Gabriel Pendón
Geogaceta | 1991
José Borrego Flores; Juan Antonio Morales González; José Gabriel Pendón
Archive | 2008
Manuel Abad de los Santos; Francisco Manuel Alonso Chaves; Cinta Barba Brioso; José Borrego Flores; Luis Miguel Cáceres Puro; Manuel Alejandro Camacho Cerro; Mercedes Cantano Martín; Berta Carro Flores; Antonio Castro Dorado; Juan Garcia; Irene Delgado Rodríguez; Jesús Damián de la Rosa Díaz; Manuel Díaz Azpiroz; Teodosio Donaire Romero; Juan Carlos Fernández Caliani; Carlos Fernández Rodríguez; Laura Galván González; Encarnación García Navarro; Felipe González Barrionuevo; María Luz González-Regalado Montero; Manuel Jesús González Roldán; Ana Alexandra Guerreiro dos Santos; Manuel López Chicano; Nieves López González; Elena María Mantero Romero; Wenceslao Martín Rosales; Eduardo Jesús Mayoral Alfaro; Aguasanta M. Sarmiento; Juan Antonio Morales González; María Carmen Moreno Garrido
Geogaceta | 1991
José Borrego Flores; Juan Antonio Morales González; José Gabriel Pendón
Archive | 2013
Juan Antonio Morales González; Claudio Lozano Guerra-Librero