Citation:

PANGAEA.249990

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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

Wories, Henk; Whelan, Jean K; Thompson, Peter R; Sakai, Toyusaburo; Robinson, Paul T; Pisciotto, Kenneth A; Murdmaa, Ivar O; Müller, German; Kurnosov, Victor B; Harper, Howard E; Bruns, T; Adelseck, C; Langseth, Marcus G; Okada, Hakuyu (1980): Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project. U. S. Government Printing Office, LVI, 436 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.5657.1980

Further details:

Paleontology data base - background and methods

Project(s):

Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP)

Coverage:

Latitude: 39.932700 * Longitude: 145.557800

Date/Time Start: 1977-10-01T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1977-10-01T00:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.15 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 347.00 m

Event(s):

56-436 * Latitude: 39.932700 * Longitude: 145.557800 * Date/Time: 1977-10-01T00:00:00 * Elevation: -5240.0 m * Penetration: 397.5 m * Recovery: 240.8 m * Location: North Pacific/RIDGE * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 42 cores; 397.5 m cored; 0 m drilled; 60.6 % 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		Harper, Howard E	DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
3	Diatom abundance	Diatom abund		Harper, Howard E
4	Preservation	Preserv		Harper, Howard E		G=good, M=moderate, P=poor
5	Stratigraphy	Stratigraphy		Harper, Howard E
6	Actinocyclus ingens	A. ingens		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
7	Actinocyclus ochotensis	A. ochotensis		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
8	Actinocyclus oculatus	A. oculatus		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
9	Actinocyclus tsugaruensis	A. tsugaruensis		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
10	Asterolampra acutiloba	A. acutiloba		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
11	Coscinodiscus endoi	C. endoi		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
12	Coscinodiscus lewisianus	C. lewisianus		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
13	Coscinodiscus plicatus	C. plicatus		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
14	Coscinodiscus pustulatus	C. pustulatus		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
15	Coscinodiscus symbolophorus	C. symbolophorus		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
16	Coscinodiscus yabei	C. yabei		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
17	Craspedodiscus coscinodiscus	C. coscinodiscus		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
18	Cussia paleacea	C. paleacea		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
19	Cussia tatsunokuchiensis	C. tatsunokuchiensis		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
20	Denticula hustedtii	D. hustedtii		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
21	Denticula kamtschatica	D. kamtschatica		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
22	Denticula lauta	D. lauta		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
23	Denticula seminae	D. seminae		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
24	Denticula seminae fossilis	D. seminae fossilis		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
25	Goniothecium tenue	G. tenue		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
26	Kisseleviella carina	K. carina		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
27	Macrora stella	M. stella		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
28	Mediaria splendida	M. splendida		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
29	Nitzschia fossilis	N. fossilis		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
30	Nitzschia jouseae	N. jouseae		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
31	Nitzschia miocenica	N. miocenica		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
32	Nitzschia praereinholdii	N. praereinholdii		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
33	Nitzschia reinholdii	N. reinholdii		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
34	Pseudoeunotia doliolus	P. doliolus		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
35	Rhizosolenia barboi	R. barboi		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
36	Rhizosolenia curvirostris	R. curvirostris		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
37	Rhizosolenia miocenica	R. miocenica		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
38	Rhizosolenia praebergonii	R. praebergonii		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
39	Rouxia californica	R. californica		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
40	Synedra jouseana	S. jouseana		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
41	Thalassiosira antiqua	T. antiqua		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
42	Thalassiosira convexa	T. convexa		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
43	Thalassiosira miocenica	T. miocenica		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
44	Thalassiosira nidulus	T. nidulus		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
45	Thalassiosira oestrupii	T. oestrupii		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate
46	Thalassiosira usatschevii	T. usatschevii		Harper, Howard E	Abundance estimate

License:

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

Size:

652 data points

Data

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1 Depth sed [m]	2 Sample label	3 Diatom abund	4 Preserv	5 Stratigraphy	6 A. ingens	7 A. ochotensis	8 A. oculatus	9 A. tsugaruensis	10 A. acutiloba	11 C. endoi	12 C. lewisianus	13 C. plicatus	14 C. pustulatus	15 C. symbolophorus	16 C. yabei	17 C. coscinodiscus	18 C. paleacea	19 C. tatsunokuchiensis	20 D. hustedtii	21 D. kamtschatica	22 D. lauta	23 D. seminae	24 D. seminae fossilis	25 G. tenue	26 K. carina	27 M. stella	28 M. splendida	29 N. fossilis	30 N. jouseae	31 N. miocenica	32 N. praereinholdii	33 N. reinholdii	34 P. doliolus	35 R. barboi	36 R. curvirostris	37 R. miocenica	38 R. praebergonii	39 R. californica	40 S. jouseana	41 T. antiqua	42 T. convexa	43 T. miocenica	44 T. nidulus	45 T. oestrupii	46 T. usatschevii
0.15	56-436-1-1,15-15	A	G	Pleistocene																		F											R											C
7.08	56-436-1-CC	A	G	Pleistocene																		F											R											R
8.50	56-436-2-1,50-50	A	G	Pleistocene																		F	R																					R
11.50	56-436-2-3,50-50	A	G	Pleistocene																		C	R										F											R
19.07	56-436-3-2,7-7	A	G	Pleistocene																		R	R										F		R								F	C
25.31	56-436-3-CC	A	G	Pleistocene																		F											R		F								C	F
27.20	56-436-4-1,20-20	A	G	Pleistocene																		F											R		R								C	F
34.70	56-436-4-6,20-20	A	G	Pleistocene																		C	R										C		F								F	F
37.10	56-436-5-1,60-60	A	G	Pleistocene																		R											R		F								C	C
41.53	56-436-5-CC	A	G	Pleistocene																		A						R				R	A		F								A	F
46.74	56-436-6-1,74-74	A	G	Pleistocene																		F	R									F	F		R								C	R
52.50	56-436-6-5,50-50	A	G	Pleistocene																		A	C					R				F	F		R								A	F
56.60	56-436-7-1,110-110	A	G	Pleistocene																		A	C					R				R	R		C								A	C
61.10	56-436-7-4,110-110	A	G	Pleistocene			A															A										F	R		F								A	C
65.90	56-436-8-1,90-90	A	G	Pleistocene			A															A	R									F	R		F								A	C
70.40	56-436-8-4,90-90	A	G	Pleistocene			A															A										C			F								A	F
75.50	56-436-9-1,100-100	A	G	Pleistocene			C															A						R				R			C								C	A
78.50	56-436-9-3,100-100	A	G	Pleistocene			A															C	R					C				A	R		R								A	A
85.00	56-436-10-1,100-100	A	G	Upper pliocene			C															C	C					R				C		R	R					R			C	A
89.50	56-436-10-4,100-100	A	G	Upper pliocene			F															R	C					F				C		R			R			F			C	A
92.50	56-436-10-6,100-100	A	G	Upper pliocene		R	F															R	A									F		F			R						C	A
98.20	56-436-11-4,20-20	A	G	Upper pliocene		R	F						F										A					R				A		C			F			R			C	A
103.20	56-436-12-1,20-20	A	G	Upper pliocene		R	C						F										A					C				C		F			R			R			F	F
109.20	56-436-12-5,20-20	A	G	Upper pliocene			F													R			A					A				A		C			R						R	A
115.50	56-436-13-3	A	G	Upper pliocene		P	P						P										P					P				P		P									P	P
122.39	56-436-14-1,39-39	A	G	Upper pliocene		R	R						F							R			A					A				A		R			R			R			F	F
125.39	56-436-14-3,39-39	A	G	Upper pliocene		P	P						P										P					P				P		P						P			P	P
131.99	56-436-15-1,49-49	A	G	Upper pliocene		R							A							R			A					A				C		R			R			R	R		C	R
137.99	56-436-15-5,49-49	A	G	Upper pliocene		R														R			A					A				A		F						F	R		F	R
141.49	56-436-16-1,49-49	A	G	Upper pliocene		F							R							C			A					F				F		C						F	F		F	F
151.41	56-436-17-1,91-91	A	G	Lower pliocene									P							P			P					P	P			P		P						P	P		P	P
160.23	56-436-18-1,23-23	A	G	Lower pliocene														P		P			P						P												P		P	P	P
169.89	56-436-19-1,39-39	A	G	Lower pliocene			P											P		P			P						P			P								P	P		P		P
179.90	56-436-20-1,90-90	A	G	Lower pliocene														P		P									P			P								P
189.20	56-436-21-1,70-70	A	G	Lower pliocene										P						P																									P
199.38	56-436-22-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene														P		P												P								P				P	P
209.20	56-436-23-2,20-20	C	M	Lower pliocene	R													A	R	A												A		A										F	C
213.70	56-436-23-5,20-20	A	G	Lower pliocene	R				R					R				A	R	A								R				A		R						C	R		R	F	R
217.40	56-436-24-1,40-40	A	G	Lower pliocene	R									R				C	C	A								R				C									F		R
218.90	56-436-24-2,40-40	A	G	Lower pliocene														C		A												A		R										C	R
219.80	56-436-24-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene										R				A	R	A								F				C		R						R
227.45	56-436-25-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene										R				R	R	C												C						R
236.62	56-436-26-CC	C	M	Lower pliocene					R										R	F								R				A						F		A	R				C
245.91	56-436-27-1,41-41	C	M	Lower pliocene	R														C	R										A		C						R				A
247.41	56-436-27-2,41-41	F	M	Lower pliocene	R															R				R						A		R								A		A	R		R
248.91	56-436-27-3,41-41	F	P	Upper miocene	P									P														P										P		P		P
255.30	56-436-28-1,30-30	F	P	Upper miocene																P												P								P
266.19	56-436-29-2,19-19	F	M	Upper miocene				P		P															P			P			P	P						P	P
277.25	56-436-30-3,25-25	F	P	Upper miocene	P			P											P		P							P						P					P
286.75	56-436-31-3,25-25	F	P	Upper miocene	P			P		P				P					P												P							P
294.70	56-436-32-2,20-20	F	M	Upper miocene	P			P											P												P			P		P			P
304.20	56-436-33-2,20-20	F	M	Upper miocene						P		P							P																				P
318.40	56-436-34-5,40-40	F	P	Upper miocene	P			P		P									P					P		P					P			P
324.95	56-436-35-3,45-45	R	P	Upper miocene	P					P		P				P			P
340.20	56-436-36-7,20-20	R	P	Upper miocene	P					P	P	P			P	P	P		P		P															P
341.00	56-436-37-1,50-50	R	P	Upper miocene	P					P									P		P						P
347.00	56-436-37-5,50-50	R	P	Upper miocene	P					P	P										P