<caption><image_20>The image is a map of the high productivity coastal upwelling system. The map is divided into different sections, each representing a different area of the system. 

The top section of the map shows the development of the coastal uplifting system, which is represented by a red star. The top section shows the location of the uplifting area, which appears to be located in the southern part of the ocean. The uplifting areas are represented by different colors, including blue, green, and orange.

There are also several smaller images on the right side of the image, which appear to be related to the study area. The image also includes a legend that explains the different colors and symbols used in the map.</caption><transcript><audio_21>in thickness fatty's and fauna the second um thing that influences on the deposition and more important my one maybe is the development of high productivity</transcript><transcript><audio_22>upwelling regime along the starting margin of the status due to a combined effect of global post-synaptonium cooling sea level high stands and plate tectonic</transcript><transcript><audio_23>this regime persisted in our area over 20 million years or maybe today we think more than that even and produce sediments enriched in silica carbon and phosphate</transcript><transcript><audio_24>and for those of you who don't know modern coaster up cooling system are usually located on the western margin of the continent um and they are characterized by apple activity at the surface</transcript><caption><image_25>The image is a slide from a presentation about modern coastal upwelling systems. It is divided into three sections. 

The first section on the left side of the slide has a title that reads "Modern Coastal Upwelling Systems". Below the title, there is a description that explains that the systems are mostly located on the western margins of the continents.

On the right side, there are three images that show the different types of coastal uplifting systems. The first image shows a map of the world with different colors representing different levels of uplifting. The second image shows an illustration of a coastal area with a blue sky and a body of water. The third image shows the ocean floor conditions, which are represented by different shades of blue and green. The fourth image shows two images, one of a map and the other of a globe, which represent the global ocean floor. The fifth image shows three images, each showing a different type of ocean floor condition. The sixth image shows another image, which shows a globe with a green and blue color scheme. The seventh image is of a planet with a white background and a blue and orange color scheme, representing the ocean's surface. The eighth image is an image of the Earth's surface, showing the</caption> in thickness fatty's and fauna the second um thing that influences on the deposition and more important my one maybe is the development of high productivity upwelling regime along the starting margin of the status due to a combined effect of global post-synaptonium cooling sea level high stands and plate tectonic this regime persisted in our area over 20 million years or maybe today we think more than that even and produce sediments enriched in silica carbon and phosphate and for those of you who don't know modern coaster up cooling system are usually located on the western margin of the continent um and they are characterized by apple activity at the surface
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