Citation:

PANGAEA.250164

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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

Waterman, Lee S; Veevers, John J; Thompson, Robert W; Pimm, Anthony C; McGowran, Brian; Johnson, D; Hekinian, Roger; Gartner, Stefan; von der Borch, Christopher C; Sclater, John G (1974): Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, U.S. Government Printing Office, XXII, 890 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.22.1974

Further details:

Paleontology data base - background and methods

Project(s):

Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP)

Coverage:

Latitude: -11.336800 * Longitude: 88.718000

Date/Time Start: 1972-02-08T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1972-02-08T00:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.47 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 190.42 m

Event(s):

22-214 * Latitude: -11.336800 * Longitude: 88.718000 * Date/Time: 1972-02-08T00:00:00 * Elevation: -1655.0 m * Penetration: 500 m * Recovery: 340.9 m * Location: Indian Ocean//RIDGE * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 53 cores; 492.5 m cored; 2.5 m drilled; 69.2 % 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		Johnson, David A	DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
3	Radiolarians abundance	Rad abund		Johnson, David A
4	Preservation	Preserv		Johnson, David A		G=good, M=moderate, P=poor
5	Stratigraphy	Stratigraphy		Johnson, David A
6	Acrobotrys tritubus	A. tritubus		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
7	Amphirhopalum ypsilon	A. ypsilon		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
8	Artostrobium doliolum	A. doliolum		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
9	Cannartus laticonus	C. laticonus		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate	Species questionable
10	Cannartus mammifer	C. mammifer		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
11	Cannartus petterssoni	C. petterssoni		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
12	Cannartus prismaticus	C. prismaticus		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
13	Carpocanopsis bramlettei	C. bramlettei		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
14	Carpocanopsis cristatatum	C. cristatatum		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
15	Collosphaera tuberosa	C. tuberosa		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
16	Cyrtocapsella cornuta	C. cornuta		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
17	Cyrtocapsella elongata	C. elongata		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
18	Dictyocoryne sp.	Dictyocoryne sp.		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
19	Dorcadospyris alata	D. alata		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
20	Eucyrtidium sp.	Eucyrtidium sp.		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
21	Eucyrtidium acuminatum	E. acuminatum		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
22	Lamprocyclas sp.	Lamprocyclas sp.		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
23	Lamprocyclas heteroporos	L. heteroporos		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
24	Lamprocyclas heteroporus	L. heteroporus		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate	Species questionable
25	Lamprocyclas maritalis maritalis	L. maritalis marital		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
26	Lithocampe sp.	Lithocampe sp.		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
27	Lithopera bacca	L. bacca		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
28	Lithopera baueri	L. baueri		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
29	Lithopera neotera	L. neotera		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
30	Lophophaena sp.	Lophophaena sp.		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
31	Ommatartus antepenultimus	O. antepenultimus		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
32	Ommatartus hughesi	O. hughesi		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
33	Ommatartus penultimus	O. penultimus		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
34	Ommatartus tetrathalamus	O. tetrathalamus		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
35	Phormostichoartus corona	P. corona		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
36	Polysolenia spinosa	P. spinosa		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
37	Pterocanium praetextum	P. praetextum		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
38	Pterocanium prismatium	P. prismatium		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
39	Siphocampe corbula	S. corbula		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
40	Solenospheara omnitubus	S. omnitubus		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
41	Spongaster klingi	S. klingi		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
42	Spongaster pentas	S. pentas		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
43	Spongaster tetras	S. tetras		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
44	Stichocorys delmontensis	S. delmontensis		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
45	Stichocorys peregrina	S. peregrina		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate
46	Theocorythium trachelium	T. trachelium		Johnson, David A	Abundance estimate

License:

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Size:

767 data points

Data

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1 Depth sed [m]	2 Sample label	3 Rad abund	4 Preserv	5 Stratigraphy	6 A. tritubus	7 A. ypsilon	8 A. doliolum	9 C. laticonus	10 C. mammifer	11 C. petterssoni	12 C. prismaticus	13 C. bramlettei	14 C. cristatatum	15 C. tuberosa	16 C. cornuta	17 C. elongata	18 Dictyocoryne sp.	19 D. alata	20 Eucyrtidium sp.	21 E. acuminatum	22 Lamprocyclas sp.	23 L. heteroporos	24 L. heteroporus	25 L. maritalis marital	26 Lithocampe sp.	27 L. bacca	28 L. baueri	29 L. neotera	30 Lophophaena sp.	31 O. antepenultimus	32 O. hughesi	33 O. penultimus	34 O. tetrathalamus	35 P. corona	36 P. spinosa	37 P. praetextum	38 P. prismatium	39 S. corbula	40 S. omnitubus	41 S. klingi	42 S. pentas	43 S. tetras	44 S. delmontensis	45 S. peregrina	46 T. trachelium
0.47	22-214-1-1,3-10	F	M	Quaternary																													F					R				F
1.99	22-214-1-2,7-10	F	G	Quaternary																						R							F			R		R				F			R
3.41	22-214-1-3,0-2	C	G	Quaternary																						R							F					C				C			F
5.43	22-214-1-4,50-55	C	M	Quaternary		F																				R							F					F				C
6.40	22-214-1-5	C	G	Quaternary		F								P												P							R			P		P				C			F
9.50	22-214-1-CC	C	G	Quaternary		C											P									F			P				F			F		C				C			F
11.00	22-214-2-2	A	G	Quaternary		F																				F							C			R		F				F			R
12.50	22-214-2-3	C	M	Quaternary		C																				F							F					F				C			F
14.00	22-214-2-4	C	M	Quaternary		C																											F								F				F
15.50	22-214-2-5	C	G	Quaternary		C																		P		F							C		P	F		C				C			C
17.10	22-214-2-CC	C	M	Quaternary		C																P				F							C					F				C			R
21.71	22-214-3-2,70-72	C	G	Pliocene		C															P	P			P	F							F			F	R	F				C			F
23.19	22-214-3-3,68-70	C	M	Pliocene																													R									C			P
24.71	22-214-3-4,70-72	C	G	Pliocene		C																				C							F			F	F					C			R
27.67	22-214-3-6,66-68	C	G	Pliocene		R																				F							R			P		F				C			P
28.60	22-214-3-CC	C	G	Pliocene		C																	P			R							F			R	R	C				C
29.00	22-214-4-1	C	G	Pliocene		F																				C							C				P	C				C
31.21	22-214-4-2,70-72	C	G	Pliocene		F																											C			P	R	C				C
32.71	22-214-4-3,70-72	C	G	Pliocene																													C					P				C
35.71	22-214-4-5,70-72	C	M	Pliocene																													C					C				C
38.10	22-214-4-CC	C	M	Pliocene		P														P													F				R					C
38.71	22-214-5-1,70-72	C	M	Pliocene																													R					F				C
41.67	22-214-5-3,66-68	C	G	Pliocene																						F							R			R		F				C		R
43.21	22-214-5-4,70-72	F	M	Pliocene																						R																		F
47.10	22-214-5-CC	C	M	Pliocene																						F							R					F				C		R
49.71	22-214-6-2,70-72	C	M	Pliocene																													F					R				C		C
52.71	22-214-6-4,70-72	F	M	Pliocene			F																										P				P	P			R			P
53.60	22-214-6-CC	C	G	Pliocene			C												P			P				R							R			R	F				F			C
58.19	22-214-7-1,70-72	F	M	Pliocene																																		F			R			F
61.19	22-214-7-3,70-72	C	M	Pliocene			R																			R							F					F			F			C
65.68	22-214-7-6,69-71	C	M	Pliocene			F																			R							F					R			F			C
66.58	22-214-7-CC	C	G	Pliocene			C																			F							F			R	R	C			F			R
68.71	22-214-8-2,70-72	F	M	Pliocene																						R						F						F			R			F
71.71	22-214-8-4,70-72	F	M	Pliocene			F																			F						F						F			F			F
74.00	22-214-8-6	C	G	Pliocene			C																			C						F					R	C			C			C
75.60	22-214-8-CC	C	G	Pliocene			C																			F						C					F				P			C
77.13	22-214-9-1,70-72	C	G	Pliocene			C																			R						C					R	F		R				C
80.13	22-214-9-3,70-72	C	G	Pliocene			F																			F						F					R			R				C
81.63	22-214-9-4,70-72	C	G	Pliocene			C																			R						C					P	F		F				C
83.13	22-214-9-5,70-72	C	G	Pliocene			F																			R						C					P	F		R				C
84.63	22-214-9-6,70-72	A	G	Pliocene			C																			F						F					F	F		F				C
85.52	22-214-9-CC	C	G	Miocene			C																			F						C						F		F				C
86.74	22-214-10-1,70-72	C	G	Miocene			R																			F						C						F		R				C
88.24	22-214-10-2,70-72	C	G	Miocene			F																			C						C								F				C
89.74	22-214-10-3,70-72	C	G	Upper miocene			C																			C						C						C		F				C
91.24	22-214-10-4,70-72	C	G	Miocene			C																			F						C								R				C
95.13	22-214-10-CC	C	G	Miocene			C																			F						C		P						R				C
97.43	22-214-11-2,70-72	C	G	Miocene																												C		R				F		F				C
98.93	22-214-11-3,70-72	C	G	Miocene			F																			R						C		R				R	P	R				C
100.43	22-214-11-4,70-72	C	G	Miocene			C																			R						C		R					F	F				C
103.43	22-214-11-6,70-72	C	M	Miocene			F																									F		R					R					C
104.32	22-214-11-CC	C	G	Miocene	F		C																			F						C		R					P	F				C
105.31	22-214-12-1,80-82	C	G	Miocene																												F						R	F	R				C
109.00	22-214-12-4	C	G	Miocene	R		F																									F						F	F	R				C
112.10	22-214-12-CC	C	G	Miocene			F																									C		P				R	R	F				F
117.71	22-214-13-3,70-72	C	G	Miocene			R																			C						C		P						P				P
120.71	22-214-13-5,70-72	C	G	Miocene	P		F																									R		R						R			C
122.21	22-214-13-6,70-72	C	G	Miocene	R		C																			C						C		F									C
123.10	22-214-13-CC	C	G	Miocene	R		C																			F						C		F									A
130.46	22-214-14-5,70-72	A	G	Miocene	R		C				F															C						C		F									A
132.85	22-214-14-CC	A	G	Miocene			F																			F					P	C		R				P					A
135.21	22-214-15-2,70-72	C	G	Miocene			C																			F				F	C			F									A
136.81	22-214-15-3,80-82	C	G	Miocene			R																			R				F	F												F
139.71	22-214-15-5,70-72	C	G	Miocene			F				F																			F	F												C
142.10	22-214-15-CC	C	G	Miocene			R				F																			F	C												F
145.71	22-214-16-2,70-72	F	M	Miocene			F																			R				R	F												F
152.60	22-214-16-CC	C	G	Miocene			F			F																R				C	F			F									F
153.45	22-214-17-1,70-72	C	G	Miocene				C		C																																	F
154.95	22-214-17-2,70-72	F	M	Miocene				R		R
156.45	22-214-17-3,70-72	F	M	Miocene				F		F																																	R
159.45	22-214-17-5,70-72	F	M	Miocene				F		F
161.84	22-214-17-CC	F	M	Miocene				C		C
162.69	22-214-18-1,68-70	C	M	Miocene				C		C		R
164.21	22-214-18-2,70-72	C	M	Miocene			R	C		F		F				R
165.71	22-214-18-3,70-72	C	M	Miocene				C				R				F
168.71	22-214-18-5,70-72	R	P	Miocene				P
171.10	22-214-18-CC	F	M	Miocene				C										F
175.21	22-214-19-3,70-72	C	M	Miocene				C	F			R				F		R										P
180.60	22-214-19-CC	F	M	Miocene				C										F
182.03	22-214-20-1,70-72	F	M	Miocene				C				F	F		P			F									R	R
190.42	22-214-20-CC	C	M	Miocene														F