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Coralline algae are common components in Messinian reefs in the Sorbas Basin in SE Spain and in the Salento Peninsula (southern Italy). They occur encrusting coral skeletons and other bioclasts, forming rhodoliths, and as fragments in back-reef, reef-framework, and proximal-to-middle slope facies. Corallines also occur in Halimeda boundstones associated to coral reefs. In contrast, no coralline algae...
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