Citation:

PANGAEA.251430

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Doyle, Patricia S; Boltovskoy, Esteban; Herb, Rene C; Thierstein, Hans R; Hyndman, Roy D; Horvath, George J; Leidy, Rosanne D; McKelvey, Barrie C; Kempe, D R C; Rodolfo, Kelvin S; Davies, Thomas A; Luyendyk, Bruce P (1974): Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, U.S. Government Printing Office, XXVI, 1129 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.26.1974

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

Further details:

Paleontology data base - background and methods

Project(s):

Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP)

Coverage:

Latitude: -36.504200 * Longitude: 49.485800

Date/Time Start: 1972-09-17T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1972-09-17T00:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 1.32 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 85.60 m

Event(s):

26-251 * Latitude: -36.504200 * Longitude: 49.485800 * Date/Time: 1972-09-17T00:00:00 * Elevation: -3499.0 m * Penetration: 87.5 m * Recovery: 65 m * Location: Indian Ocean//RIDGE * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 8 cores; 76 m cored; 9.5 m drilled; 85.5 % 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		Thierstein, Hans R	DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
3	Nannofossil abundance	Nannos abund		Thierstein, Hans R
4	Dissolution index	DX		Thierstein, Hans R		Scale from 0 to 6, 0=no diss., 6 maximum diss.
5	Preservation	Preserv		Thierstein, Hans R		G=good, M=moderate, P=poor
6	Stratigraphy	Stratigraphy		Thierstein, Hans R
7	Ceratolithus cristatus	C. cristatus		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
8	Ceratolithus rugosus	C. rugosus		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
9	Cyclococcolithina leptopora	C. leptopora		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
10	Discoaster asymmetricus	D. asymmetricus		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
11	Discoaster brouweri	D. brouweri		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
12	Discoaster pentaradiatus	D. pentaradiatus		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
13	Discoaster surculus	D. surculus		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
14	Discoaster tamalis	D. tamalis		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
15	Gephyrocapsa sp.	Gephyrocapsa sp.		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
16	Helicopontosphaera kamptneri	H. kamptneri		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
17	Pseudoemiliania lacunosa	P. lacunosa		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate
18	Scyphosphaera sp.	Scyphosphaera sp.		Thierstein, Hans R	Abundance estimate

License:

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

Size:

253 data points

Data

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1 Depth sed [m]	2 Sample label	3 Nannos abund	4 DX	5 Preserv	6 Stratigraphy	7 C. cristatus	8 C. rugosus	9 C. leptopora	10 D. asymmetricus	11 D. brouweri	12 D. pentaradiatus	13 D. surculus	14 D. tamalis	15 Gephyrocapsa sp.	16 H. kamptneri	17 P. lacunosa	18 Scyphosphaera sp.
1.32	26-251-1-1,132-132	A		G	Quaternary	R		C						C	C
3.10	26-251-1-CC	A		G	Quaternary	R		C						C	C
4.61	26-251-2-2,111-111	A		G	Quaternary	R		R						C	R
9.10	26-251-2-5,110-110	A		G	Quaternary	R		C						C	R
11.10	26-251-2-CC	A		G	Quaternary			C						C	R	C
14.10	26-251-3-2,110-110	A		G	Quaternary		R	C						C	C	R
16.10	26-251-3-CC	A		G	Quaternary			C						C	C	R
24.00	26-251-4-2,110-110	A	1.00	G	Quaternary			C						C	C	C
28.50	26-251-4-5,110-110	A		G	Quaternary			C						C	C	R
30.50	26-251-4-CC	A	1.00	G	Quaternary		R	C						C	C	C
33.10	26-251-5-2,110-110	A		G	Quaternary			C						C	C	C	R
37.60	26-251-5-5,110-110	A		G	Quaternary	R		C						C	C	C	R
39.60	26-251-5-CC	A		G	Quaternary		R	C						C	C	C
42.80	26-251-6-2,110-110	A	1.00	G	Quaternary			C						C	C	C
47.30	26-251-6-5,110-110	A	1.00	G	Quaternary			C						C	C	C
49.30	26-251-6-CC	A	1.00	G	Upper pliocene		R	C		R				C	C	C
50.85	26-251-7-1,110-110	A	1.00	G	Upper pliocene			C		R				C	C	C
52.35	26-251-7-2,110-110	A	1.00	G	Upper pliocene	R		C		R				C	C	C	R
58.35	26-251-7-6,110-110	A	1.00	G	Upper pliocene		R	C		R				C	C	C
58.85	26-251-7-CC	A	1.00	G	Upper pliocene		R	C		R				C	C	C
61.70	26-251-8-2,110-110	A		G	Upper pliocene		R	C		R					C	C
66.20	26-251-8-5,110-110	A		G	Upper pliocene		R	C		R					C	C
68.20	26-251-8-CC	A		G	Upper pliocene		R	C		R					C	C	R
80.60	26-251-10-2,110-110	A		G	Upper pliocene		R	R	R	R	R	R	R		R	C
85.10	26-251-10-5,110-110	A		G	Upper pliocene		R	C	R	R	C	R	R		C	C	R
85.60	26-251-10-CC	A		G	Upper pliocene			C	R	R	R	R	R		C	C	R