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Wightman, Winton G (1992): (Table 1) Distribution of Cretaceous-Tertiary benthic foraminifers in ODP Hole 129-802A [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.770684, Supplement to: Wightman, WG (1992): Reworked benthic foraminifers from Site 802, East Mariana Basin, western Equatorial Pacific. In: Larson, RL; Lancelot, Y; et al. (eds.), Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 129, 229-245, https://doi.org/10.2973/odp.proc.sr.129.123.1992

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Abstract:
Reworked shallow-water larger and deep-water calcareous benthic foraminifers were recovered from foraminiferal packstones and nannofossil chalks in Hole 802A. The autochthonous zeolitic pelagic claystone is characterized by late Campanian abyssal agglutinated foraminifers that allow correlation with the North Atlantic and the adjacent Pigafetta Basin. Assemblages of DendrophryalRhizammina in graded beds within the zeolitic claystone indicate reworking through entrainment in the flocculent E layer of turbidites, rather than recolonization following a biosiliceous event. Background sedimentation of the claystone took place below the carbonate compensation depth.
The nannofossil chalk contains reworked lower bathyal to abyssal calcareous foraminifers of late Paleocene to early Miocene age. The topmost bed of the nannofossil chalk unit commences with an algal foraminiferal packstone containing Lepidocyclina sumatrensis, Heterostegina borneensis, Amphistegina hauerina, Asterigerina marshallana, and A. tentoria, which indicate that the source area was a shallow-water reef and allow the bed to be dated as early Miocene. The absence of obviously younger planktonic microfossils in the graded bed indicates that the resedimentation event was generally contemporaneous with original deposition and took place during an early Miocene global sea-level highstand.
An early Miocene shallow-water assemblage is also seen in the graded beds at the base of a volcaniclastic turbidite sequence overlying the nannofossil chalks. Resedimentation of this unit was associated with volcanic activity some distance away.
Project(s):
Coverage:
Latitude: 12.096300 * Longitude: 153.210300
Date/Time Start: 1989-12-25T10:15:00 * Date/Time End: 1990-01-04T17:20:00
Minimum Elevation: -5980.0 m * Maximum Elevation: -5980.0 m
Event(s):
129-802A * Latitude: 12.096300 * Longitude: 153.210300 * Date/Time Start: 1989-12-25T10:15:00 * Date/Time End: 1990-01-04T17:20:00 * Elevation: -5980.0 m * Penetration: 559.8 m * Recovery: 165.01 m * Location: North Pacific Ocean * Campaign: Leg129 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 62 cores; 559.8 m cored; 0 m drilled; 29.5 % recovery
Comment:
R = <3 %, F = 3-15 %, C = 16-30 %, A = >30 %, P = present in low numbers.
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
1Sample code/labelSample labelWightman, Winton GDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
2Number of speciesSpec No#Wightman, Winton G
3Amphistegina hauerinaA. hauerinaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
4Asterigerina marshallanaA. marshallanaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
5Asterigerina tentoriaA. tentoriaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
6Heterostegina borneensisH. borneensisWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
7Lepidocyclina sumatrensisL. sumatrensisWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
8Pararotalia armataP. armataWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
9Rotalia tectoriaR. tectoriaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
10Angulogerina angulosaA. angulosaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
11Aragonia ouezzanensisA. ouezzanensisWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
12Aragonia velascoensisA. velascoensisWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
13Bolivina spp.Bolivina spp.Wightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fractionindet.
14Bolivina sp.Bolivina sp.Wightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fractionsp. 1
15Bulimina tuxpamensisB. tuxpamensisWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
16Cassidulina subtumidaC. subtumidaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
17Cibicides ribbingiC. ribbingiWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
18Cibicides spp.Cibicides spp.Wightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
19Cibicidoides voltzianusC. voltzianusWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
20Dentalina spp.Dentalina spp.Wightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
21Epistomina caracollaE. caracollaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
22Gaudryina pyramidataG. pyramidataWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
23Globorotalites michelinianusG. michelinianusWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
24Gyroidinoides beisseliG. beisseliWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
25Gyroidinoides cf. praeglobosusG. cf. praeglobosusWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
26Lenticulina sp.Lenticulina sp.Wightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fractionsp. 1
27Lenticulina spp.Lenticulina spp.Wightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
28Loxostomum eleyiL. eleyiWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
29Oridorsalis umbonatusO. umbonatusWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
30Orthomorphina aff. antilleaO. aff. antilleaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
31Orthomorphina cf. columnarisO. cf. columnarisWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
32Planulina cf. wuellerstorfiP. cf. wuellerstorfiWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
33Pleurostomella cf. alternansP. cf. alternansWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
34Praebulimina cushmaniP. cushmaniWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
35Pullenia minutaP. minutaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
36Reussella cf. pseudospinulosaR. cf. pseudospinulosaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
37Siphonina cf. tenuicarinataS. cf. tenuicarinataWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
38Stilostomella lepidulaS. lepidulaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
39Stilostomella pseudoscriptaS. pseudoscriptaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
40Stilostomella sp.Stilostomella sp.Wightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fractionsp. 1
41Dendrophyra latissimaD. latissimaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fractionD. latissima/excelsa
42Glomospira charoidesG. charoidesWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
43Haplophragmoides biumbilicalisH. biumbilicalisWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
44Haplophragmoides herbichiH. herbichiWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
45Haplophragmoides spp.Haplophragmoides spp.Wightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
46Hormosina crassaH. crassaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
47Hormosina ovulumH. ovulumWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
48Hyperammina dilatataH. dilatataWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
49Paratrochamminoides corpulentusP. corpulentusWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
50Paratrochamminoides intricatusP. intricatusWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
51Plectorecurvoides rotundusP. rotundusWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
52Praecystammina globigerinaeformisP. globigerinaeformisWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
53Rhizammina sp.Rhizammina sp.Wightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fractionsp. 1
54Saccammina sphaericaS. sphaericaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
55Subreophax scalarisS. scalarisWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
56Trochammina depressaT. depressaWightman, Winton GCounting >63 µm fraction
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