Citation:

PANGAEA.231615

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Related to:

DSDP (1989): Data from the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Sediment, hard rock and reference files. National Geophysical Data Center, National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1, CD-ROM

Supko, Peter R; Manheim, Frank T; Girdler, R W; Coleman, Robert; Stoffers, Peter; Siddiquie, H N; Nigrini, Catherine A; Matter, A; Mallik, Tapas Kumar; Kidd, Robert B; Jipa, Dan Constantin; Fleisher, R L; Boudreaux, J E; Ali, S; Whitmarsh, Robert B; Weser, Oscar E; Ross, David A (1974): Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, U.S. Government Printing Office, XXIII, 1180 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.23.1974

Further details:

Paleontology data base - background and methods

Project(s):

Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP)

Coverage:

Latitude: 21.309700 * Longitude: 38.251800

Date/Time Start: 1972-04-15T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1972-04-15T00:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 19.59 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 140.64 m

Event(s):

23-225 * Latitude: 21.309700 * Longitude: 38.251800 * Date/Time: 1972-04-15T00:00:00 * Elevation: -1228.0 m * Penetration: 230 m * Recovery: 137.6 m * Location: Indian Ocean/Red Sea/TROUGH * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 27 cores; 221 m cored; 9 m drilled; 62.2 % recovery

Comment:

Relative abundance: D = dominant, A = abundant, C = common, F = few, R = rare, T = trace, P = present (numerical values are abundance in percent)

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Principal Investigator	Method/Device	Comment
1	DEPTH, sediment/rock	Depth sed	m			Geocode
2	Sample code/label	Sample label		Akers, W H	DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
3	Foraminifera, planktic abundance	Foram plankt		Akers, W H
4	Stratigraphy	Stratigraphy		Akers, W H
5	Candeina nitida	C. nitida		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
6	Chiloguembelina cubensis	C. cubensis		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
7	Globorotalia scitula	G. scitula		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
8	Globorotalia tumida	G. tumida		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
9	Globigerinoides conglobatus	G. conglobatus		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
10	Globigerinoides ruber	G. ruber		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
11	Globigerinoides sacculifer	G. sacculifer		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
12	Globigerina bulloides	G. bulloides		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
13	Globigerinita glutinata	G. glutinata		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
14	Globigerinita uvula	G. uvula		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
15	Orbulina universa	O. universa		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
16	Pulleniatina primalis	P. primalis		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
17	Globorotalia cultrata	G. cultrata		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
18	Globorotalia multicamerata	G. multicamerata		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
19	Globigerinoides obliquus	G. obliquus		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
20	Globigerinoides sacculifer fistulosus	G. sacculifer fistu		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
21	Globigerina bulloides apertura	G. bulloides apertura		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
22	Globigerina foliata	G. foliata		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
23	Globoquadrina humerosa	G. humerosa		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate
24	Hastigerina siphonifera	H. siphonifera		Akers, W H	Abundance estimate

License:

Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0)

Size:

417 data points

Data

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1 Depth sed [m]	2 Sample label	3 Foram plankt	4 Stratigraphy	5 C. nitida	6 C. cubensis	7 G. scitula	8 G. tumida	9 G. conglobatus	10 G. ruber	11 G. sacculifer	12 G. bulloides	13 G. glutinata	14 G. uvula	15 O. universa	16 P. primalis	17 G. cultrata	18 G. multicamerata	19 G. obliquus	20 G. sacculifer fistu	21 G. bulloides apertura	22 G. foliata	23 G. humerosa	24 H. siphonifera
19.59	23-225-3-2,8-10	C	Lower pleistocene			R	R			F		C			R	R		R				F
23.51	23-225-4-1,50-52	D	Lower pleistocene						D	D	F	D		F									C
24.59	23-225-4-2,8-10	A	Lower pleistocene						D	D	R			A									R
26.09	23-225-4-3,8-10	A	Lower pleistocene						D	D				C				R				R	C
27.59	23-225-4-4,8-10	D	Lower pleistocene					C	D	D	D	D		D				R					A
27.95	23-225-5-1,94-96	D	Lower pleistocene	R				C	D	A		A		C
28.59	23-225-5-2,8-10	D	Lower pleistocene						D	A		A											R
29.09	23-225-4-5,8-10	D	Lower pleistocene	R				R	D	D		A		A									A
30.09	23-225-5-3,8-10	D	Lower pleistocene						D	D		D		A									A
30.59	23-225-4-6,8-10	D	Lower pleistocene						D	A	D	A		D									A
31.59	23-225-5-4,8-10	D	Lower pleistocene						D	A		A		A									C
33.09	23-225-5-5,8-10	D	Lower pleistocene						D	D		D		C									C
34.69	23-225-5-6,18-20	D	Lower pleistocene						D	D		A		A									C
36.35	23-225-6-1,4-6	D	Lower pleistocene						D	D	A	D		D				R					A
37.89	23-225-6-2,8-10	D	Lower pleistocene			R		R	D	D		A		D				R					A
39.39	23-225-6-3,8-10	D	Pliocene						D	D		A		A									A
40.89	23-225-6-4,8-10	D	Pliocene						D	D		D
42.49	23-225-6-5,18-20	D	Pliocene						D	D	R	A		D				R					A
43.89	23-225-6-6,8-10	D	Pliocene					R	D	D	R	A		A				R					A
46.59	23-225-8-2,8-10	D	Pliocene					R	D	D	R	F		D				R					F
48.13	23-225-8-3,12-14	D	Pliocene						D	A	R	F		A									F
54.83	23-225-9-1,82-84	D	Pliocene					R	D	R				R				R					R
55.59	23-225-9-2,8-10	D	Pliocene					C	D	C		F		C				F					R
57.12	23-225-9-3,11-12	D	Pliocene						D	C		F		R				C
58.60	23-225-9-4,9-11	D	Pliocene					C	D	C		C		R				C
60.09	23-225-9-5,8-10	D	Pliocene					F	D	D		F		D				F	R				R
63.82	23-225-10-1,81-83	D	Pliocene			R		F	D	A		C		F		D	R	A
65.16	23-225-10-2,61-71	D	Upper miocene						D	R		C				R		D
73.62	23-225-11-2,11-13	C	Upper miocene						C	R		F				D	C	D
75.11	23-225-11-3,10-12	D	Upper miocene						D	F		F				C	R	D
76.99	23-225-11-4,48-50	D	Upper miocene						D							F	R	D
77.66	23-225-12-1,65-67	D	Upper miocene						A							R		D
78.09	23-225-11-5,8-10	D	Upper miocene						D	R							R	D
79.60	23-225-11-6,9-11	A	Upper miocene						A	R								D				R
80.12	23-225-13-3,11-13	D	Upper miocene						A	F						A		D
81.68	23-225-13-4,17-19	D	Upper miocene						A	F						C	F	D
83.10	23-225-13-5,9-11	D	Upper miocene						A	F						A		D
84.69	23-225-13-6,18-20	D	Lower miocene						D									D
86.55	23-225-14-1,54-56	D	Lower miocene						F			D						C
87.59	23-225-14-2,8-10	D	Lower miocene						R			D						C
89.09	23-225-14-3,8-10	A	Lower miocene									D
90.57	23-225-14-4,6-8	D	Lower miocene						F			D						D		R
105.59	23-225-16-2,8-10	A	Lower miocene						A	F								D
107.08	23-225-16-3,7-9	D	Lower miocene															D
114.60	23-225-17-2,9-11	R	Lower miocene															R
116.14	23-225-17-3,13-15	A	Lower miocene									D	D					R
117.62	23-225-17-4,11-13	C	Lower miocene										A
122.17	23-225-18-1,16-18	A	Lower miocene							F				F				D
123.61	23-225-18-2,10-12	R	Lower miocene															R
125.08	23-225-18-3,7-9	D	Lower miocene															D
126.59	23-225-18-4,8-10	D	Oligocene		D
131.13	23-225-19-1,12-14	F	Oligocene		C
132.64	23-225-19-2,13-15	A			D													D
134.10	23-225-19-3,9-11	D								C			C					A			D
135.57	23-225-19-4,6-8	F			R
140.64	23-225-20-1,63-65	C			C					R								F