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Majoran, Stefan; Widmark, Joen G V (1998): Late Cretaceous ostracods recorded from ODP Hole 113-689B [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.752266, Supplement to: Majoran, S; Widmark, JGV (1998): Response of deep-sea ostracod assemblages to Late Cretaceous palaeoceanographical changes: ODP Site 689 in the Southern Ocean. Cretaceous Research, 19(6), 843-872, https://doi.org/10.1006/cres.1998.0131

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Abstract:
Twenty-six deep-sea ostracod species are described from the late Campanian to late Maastrichtian of ODP Site 689 in the Southern Ocean. Three are described as new: Cytherelloidea megaspirocostata, Agulhasina sudoceanica and Pennyella foveolata. Correspondence analysis identified three faunal sample groups. The first is mainly characterised by A. sudoceanica, Kirthe sp. and Cytherella sp. This is replaced, first temporarily (between c. 71 and 69 Ma) by a group mainly characterised by Argilloecia spp. and C. megaspirocostata, possibly a consequence of a short-lived global palaeoceanographic event marked by increased ventilation and cooling of intermediate waters at site 689. It then reappears before finally being replaced by a third group largely characterised by Eucythere cf. circumcostata, P. foveolataand Dutoitella mimica Dingle. This final change is coeval with a marked increase in the faunal density of ostracods, probably owing to an increase in food supply. However, the oxygen isotopic records of benthonic foraminifera suggests that the replacement of the first ostracod group by the third is a result of the long term Maastrichtian cooling of intermediate waters at high latitudes. This replacement is also coeval with a gradual change in benthonic foraminiferal assemblages at site 689. It is suggested, therefore, that Pennyella and Dutoitella had a greater potential of adapting to successively colder palaeoceanographical conditions than Agulhasina. The former genera have a cosmopolitan deep-sea distribution today.
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Coverage:
Latitude: -64.517000 * Longitude: 3.099900
Date/Time Start: 1987-01-16T08:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1987-01-18T06:45:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 235.2 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 291.3 m
Event(s):
113-689B * Latitude: -64.517000 * Longitude: 3.099900 * Date/Time Start: 1987-01-16T08:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1987-01-18T06:45:00 * Elevation: -2091.0 m * Penetration: 297.3 m * Recovery: 229.45 m * Location: South Atlantic Ocean * Campaign: Leg113 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 33 cores; 297.3 m cored; 0 m drilled; 77.2 % recovery
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
1Sample code/labelSample labelMajoran, StefanDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
2DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
3Sample massSamp mgMajoran, Stefan
4Abyssocypris sp.Abyssocypris sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
5Cytherella spp.Cytherella spp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
6Pennyella foveolataP. foveolata#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
7Ginginella sp.Ginginella sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
8Agulhasina sudoceanicaA. sudoceanica#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
9Apateloschizocythere sp.Apateloschizocythere sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
10Argilloecia spp.Argilloecia spp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
11Ostracoda, otherOstrac oth#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fractiongenus indet A
12Cytherelloidea measpirocostataC. measpirocostata#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
13Krithe sp.Krithe sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
14Aversovalva sp.Aversovalva sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
15Cytheropteron sp.Cytheropteron sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
16Eucythere sp.Eucythere sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
17Macrocypris sp.Macrocypris sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
18Xestoleberis aff. planoventralisX. aff. planoventralis#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
19Cytheropteron sp.Cytheropteron sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fractionsp. 1
20Dutoitella mimicaD. mimica#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
21Trachyleberis sp.Trachyleberis sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
22Abyssocypris sp.Abyssocypris sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fractiongenus questionable
23Eucythere cf. circumcostataE. cf. circumcostata#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
24Ostracoda, otherOstrac oth#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fractionother unidentified spp.
25Abyssobairdia sp.Abyssobairdia sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fractiongenus questionable
26Bairdoppilata sp.Bairdoppilata sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
27Falsobuntonia sp.Falsobuntonia sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fractiongenus questionable
28Legitimocythere sp.Legitimocythere sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
29Paracypris sp.Paracypris sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
30Phacorhabdotus sp.Phacorhabdotus sp.#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
31Ostracoda fragmentsOstrac fragm#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fractionunidentified
32Number of speciesSpec No#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fraction
33OstracodaOstrac#Majoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fractionidentifid
34CommentCommentMajoran, StefanCounting >150 µm fractiongroups by correspondans analyses
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