Citation:

PANGAEA.249739

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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

Sharaskin, Anatoly; Packham, G H; Natland, James H; Nakamura, K; Meijer, Arend; Kling, Stanley; Horai, Ki-Iti; Francis, T J G; Ellis, C Howard; Bleil, Ulrich; Blanchet, R; Hussong, Donald M; Uyeda, Seiya (1982): Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, U.S. Government Printing Office, LX, 929 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.60.1982

Further details:

Paleontology data base - background and methods

Project(s):

Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP)

Coverage:

Latitude: 17.907000 * Longitude: 143.682500

Date/Time Start: 1978-03-28T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1978-03-28T00:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 9.30 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 446.65 m

Event(s):

60-453 * Latitude: 17.907000 * Longitude: 143.682500 * Date/Time: 1978-03-28T00:00:00 * Elevation: -4693.0 m * Penetration: 605 m * Recovery: 235.1 m * Location: North Pacific/SEDIMENT POND * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 63 cores; 595.5 m cored; 9.5 m drilled; 39.5 % 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		Ellis, C Howard	DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
3	Nannofossil abundance	Nannos abund		Ellis, C Howard
4	Preservation	Preserv		Ellis, C Howard		G=good, M=moderate, P=poor
5	Stratigraphy	Stratigraphy		Ellis, C Howard
6	Amaurolithus amplificus	A. amplificus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
7	Amaurolithus delicatus	A. delicatus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
8	Amaurolithus primus	A. primus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
9	Amaurolithus tricorniculatus	A. tricorniculatus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
10	Calcidiscus leptoporus	C. leptoporus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
11	Calcidiscus macintyrei	C. macintyrei		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
12	Ceratolithus acutus	C. acutus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
13	Ceratolithus armatus	C. armatus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
14	Ceratolithus cristatus	C. cristatus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
15	Ceratolithus rugosus	C. rugosus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
16	Coccolithus pelagicus	C. pelagicus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
17	Coronocyclas serratus	C. serratus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
18	Crenalithus doronicoides	C. doronicoides		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
19	Crenalithus productellus	C. productellus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
20	Cyclicargolithus abisectus	C. abisectus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
21	Dictyococcites bisectus	D. bisectus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
22	Discoaster asymmetricus	D. asymmetricus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
23	Discoaster brouweri	D. brouweri		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
24	Discoaster challengerii	D. challengerii		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
25	Discoaster decorus	D. decorus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
26	Discoaster deflandrei	D. deflandrei		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
27	Discoaster pentaradiatus	D. pentaradiatus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
28	Discoaster quadramus	D. quadramus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
29	Discoaster surculus	D. surculus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
30	Discoaster tamalis	D. tamalis		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
31	Discoaster triradiatus	D. triradiatus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
32	Discoaster variabilis	D. variabilis		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
33	Emiliania annula	E. annula		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
34	Emiliania ovata	E. ovata		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
35	Gephyrocapsa aperta	G. aperta		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
36	Gephyrocapsa caribbeanica	G. caribbeanica		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
37	Gephyrocapsa oceanica	G. oceanica		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
38	Helicosphaera carteri	H. carteri		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
39	Helicosphaera sellii	H. sellii		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
40	Reticulofenestra pseudoumbilicus	R. pseudoumbilicus		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
41	Scyphosphaera pulcherrima	S. pulcherrima		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
42	Sphenolithus abies	S. abies		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate
43	Sphenolithus neoabies	S. neoabies		Ellis, C Howard	Abundance estimate

License:

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

Size:

574 data points

Data

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1 Depth sed [m]	2 Sample label	3 Nannos abund	4 Preserv	5 Stratigraphy	6 A. amplificus	7 A. delicatus	8 A. primus	9 A. tricorniculatus	10 C. leptoporus	11 C. macintyrei	12 C. acutus	13 C. armatus	14 C. cristatus	15 C. rugosus	16 C. pelagicus	17 C. serratus	18 C. doronicoides	19 C. productellus	20 C. abisectus	21 D. bisectus	22 D. asymmetricus	23 D. brouweri	24 D. challengerii	25 D. decorus	26 D. deflandrei	27 D. pentaradiatus	28 D. quadramus	29 D. surculus	30 D. tamalis	31 D. triradiatus	32 D. variabilis	33 E. annula	34 E. ovata	35 G. aperta	36 G. caribbeanica	37 G. oceanica	38 H. carteri	39 H. sellii	40 R. pseudoumbilicus	41 S. pulcherrima	42 S. abies	43 S. neoabies
9.30	60-453-1-CC	R	M	Upper pleistocene					R				R				R																	R	R	R		R
15.08	60-453-2-CC	F	M	Upper pleistocene					F	R			F				F					F		R		F						C		R	C	R		R
20.91	60-453-3-2,90-91	C	M	Lower pleistocene						R			F		R		C	F				R										F			C		F	F
21.78	60-453-3-CC	R	P	Lower pleistocene					R																							R			R
36.54	60-453-4-CC	R	P	Lower pleistocene						R							R
39.90	60-453-5-CC	R	P	Lower pleistocene									R
48.60	60-453-6-CC	R	P	Lower pleistocene						R																					R	R			R
72.10	60-453-8-CC	R	P	Lower pleistocene														R
75.50	60-453-9-1	R	P	Lower pleistocene									R
88.90	60-453-10-CC	R	M	Lower pleistocene																																				R
114.90	60-453-13-CC	R	M	Upper pliocene						R			R				R					C		R		R
123.21	60-453-14-1,20-21	A	G	Upper pliocene					F	R			R	R		R	F				A	A				C		C		R			R
125.41	60-453-14-2,90-91	F	M	Upper pliocene																		F				F		F
134.91	60-453-15-2,90-91	C	M	Upper pliocene					R					R							F	F		C		C		C	C
136.40	60-453-15-CC	R	P	Upper pliocene									R									R
152.20	60-453-17-CC	R	P	Upper pliocene																	R	F		R		R
171.11	60-453-19-1,60-61	R	P	Lower pliocene						R											F	F																			R
171.29	60-453-19-CC	R	P	Lower pliocene						F				R								F																			R
184.60	60-453-20-CC	R	M	Lower pliocene																																			R
201.41	60-453-22-2,90-91	C	P	Lower pliocene					R				R								R			C		C		F	R		C								F		R
202.50	60-453-22-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene						R			R									C	F	F		C		C			C						R		R		F
210.64	60-453-23-CC	A	M	Lower pliocene						R				R	R						F	A	F	R		A		F		R	C								C		C	C
219.21	60-453-24-1,120-121	R	P	Lower pliocene																	R										R
221.36	60-453-24-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene					R	R				R								C				C		F			C						R		F		C	F
228.14	60-453-25-1,64-65	C	P	Lower pliocene					F													F	F	R		F		F			C								C		C
229.46	60-453-25-CC	F	M	Lower pliocene						R												C	R			F					F								F		F	F
242.55	60-453-26-CC	R	P	Lower pliocene																		R				R					R
247.41	60-453-27-1,90-91	A	M	Lower pliocene					F				R	R							F	C	R	C		A		C		R	C						R		C		F	C
249.31	60-453-27-2,130-131	A	M	Lower pliocene					F				R	R								C		F		A		F			C						R		F			F
256.51	60-453-28-1,50-51	C	P	Lower pliocene						R			R	R	R							C				A		C			F								F		F	F
258.13	60-453-28-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene						F		R										A				A		A			C								F		R
268.91	60-453-29-3,40-41	R	P	Lower pliocene																		R						R
271.76	60-453-29-CC	A	M	Lower pliocene		F		F		F	R											A				A	R	A			C						R		C
275.00	60-453-30-1	C	M	Lower pliocene		R				F	R											A				C		F			C								F
289.00	60-453-31-CC	A	M	Lower pliocene		F	F	R	F	R	F											A				A		C			C						R		F
308.68	60-453-33-CC	F	M	Lower pliocene						R												C				C		R			F								R
317.88	60-453-34-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene			F	R	F	F	F											C				C		F													R
324.54	60-453-35-2,53-54	R	P	Lower pliocene																		R						R			R
328.33	60-453-35-CC	R	P	Lower pliocene																								R
339.60	60-453-36-CC	R	P	Lower pliocene					R													R				R					R								R		R
346.42	60-453-37-4,41-42	F	P	Lower pliocene					R													R						R			R								F		R
348.49	60-453-37-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene		R	R			F	R				F							C	F			C					F								A		A	A
351.60	60-453-38-1,59-60	R	P	Lower pliocene																		R									R										R	R
353.10	60-453-38-2,59-60	R	P	Lower pliocene					R		R				R							R									F								R		R	R
354.10	60-453-38-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene	R	F	R			F					F							C	R			C					F						R		C		C	C
363.97	60-453-39-3,46-47	F	P	Lower pliocene											R							R	R					R			C								R
367.35	60-453-39-CC	A	M	Lower pliocene	R	F		R		F					F							C	F			C		F			C								C		C	C
372.09	60-453-40-2,58-59	F	P	Lower pliocene		R		R							R											R		R			C								F
375.42	60-453-40-CC	R	P	Lower pliocene						R												F				F					F								R
390.83	60-453-42-2,32-33	R	P	Lower pliocene																		R
402.20	60-453-43-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene	R	R	R		F	F										R		C	R		R	C		F			F						R		F		C	C
420.82	60-453-45-3,31-32	R	P	Lower pliocene	R																	R						R			R
440.30	60-453-47-CC	R	P	Lower pliocene					R	R									R			R																	R
446.65	60-453-48-CC	R	P	Lower pliocene																					R