Citation:

PANGAEA.251554

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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

Winsborough, Barbara; Taylor, Elliott; Ogawa, Yujiro; McDougall, Kristin; McDonald, Thomas J; Lienert, B; Kvenvolden, Keith A; Helm, Roger; Filewicz, M; Bourgois, Jacques; Baltuck, Miriam; Arnott, Robert J; von Huene, Roland; Aubouin, Jean (1985): Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, U.S. Government Printing Office, LXXXIV, 967 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.84.1985

Further details:

Paleontology data base - background and methods

Project(s):

Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP)

Coverage:

Latitude: 13.285300 * Longitude: -91.392800

Date/Time Start: 1982-02-17T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1982-02-17T00:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 1.80 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 337.75 m

Event(s):

84-570 * Latitude: 13.285300 * Longitude: -91.392800 * Date/Time: 1982-02-17T00:00:00 * Elevation: -1698.0 m * Penetration: 401.9 m * Recovery: 164.5 m * Location: North Pacific/SLOPE * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 40 cores; 382.6 m cored; 19.3 m drilled; 43 % 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		Winsborough, Barbara	DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
3	Preservation	Preserv		Winsborough, Barbara		G=good, M=moderate, P=poor
4	Stratigraphy	Stratigraphy		Winsborough, Barbara
5	Actinocyclus ellipticus	A. ellipticus		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
6	Coscinodiscus nodulifer apiculata	C. nodulifer apiculata		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate	Species questionable
7	Coscinodiscus temperei var. delicata	C. temperei var. delicata		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
8	Coscinodiscus yabei	C. yabei		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
9	Hemidiscus ovalis	H. ovalis		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
10	Melosira sulcata siberica	M. sulcata siberica		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
11	Nitzschia marina	N. marina		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
12	Nitzschia reinholdii	N. reinholdii		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
13	Pseudoeunotia doliolus	P. doliolus		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
14	Rhaphoneis fatula	R. fatula		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
15	Rhizosolenia bergonii	R. bergonii		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
16	Rhizosolenia praebergonii	R. praebergonii		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
17	Roperia tesselata	R. tesselata		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
18	Rossiella paleacea	R. paleacea		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
19	Rossiella praepaleacea	R. praepaleacea		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
20	Rossiella tatsunokuchiensis	R. tatsunokuchiensis		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
21	Thalassiosira convexa	T. convexa		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
22	Thalassiosira leptopus elliptica	T. leptopus elliptica		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
23	Thalassiosira oestrupii	T. oestrupii		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate
24	Thalassiosira praeconvexa	T. praeconvexa		Winsborough, Barbara	Abundance estimate	Species questionable

License:

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

Size:

847 data points

Data

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1 Depth sed [m]	2 Sample label	3 Preserv	4 Stratigraphy	5 A. ellipticus	6 C. nodulifer apiculata	7 C. temperei var. delicata	8 C. yabei	9 H. ovalis	10 M. sulcata siberica	11 N. marina	12 N. reinholdii	13 P. doliolus	14 R. fatula	15 R. bergonii	16 R. praebergonii	17 R. tesselata	18 R. paleacea	19 R. praepaleacea	20 R. tatsunokuchiensis	21 T. convexa	22 T. leptopus elliptica	23 T. oestrupii	24 T. praeconvexa
1.80	84-570-1-2,29-30	G	Upper pleistocene	R	R							R										R
4.52	84-570-1-4,1-2	G	Upper pleistocene		C					R		R		R		R						C
4.54	84-570-1-4,3-4	G	Upper pleistocene		C					R		R		R		R						C
4.74	84-570-1-CC	G	Upper pleistocene		R							R		R								C
6.61	84-570-2-2,30-31	G	Upper pleistocene		C							R				R						R
6.64	84-570-2-2,33-34	G	Upper pleistocene		C							R				R						R
9.61	84-570-2-4,30-31	G	Upper pleistocene		C							F										C
9.64	84-570-2-4,33-34	G	Upper pleistocene		C							F										C
11.49	84-570-2-CC	G	Upper pleistocene							R		R										R
19.69	84-570-3-2,69-70	G	Upper pleistocene		R							R										R
19.73	84-570-3-2,72-73	G	Upper pleistocene		R							R										R
22.69	84-570-3-4,69-70	G	Upper pleistocene	R	R							R										R
22.73	84-570-3-4,72-73	G	Upper pleistocene	R	R							R										R
25.69	84-570-3-6,69-70	P	Upper pleistocene	R	C					R		R										F
26.53	84-570-3-CC	G	Upper pleistocene									R		R								R
28.90	84-570-4-2,20-21	G	Upper pleistocene		R					R		R										R
28.92	84-570-4-2,22-23	G	Upper pleistocene		R					R		R										R
31.91	84-570-4-4,20-23	G	Upper pleistocene	R	C							R		R								R
32.44	84-570-4-CC	G	Upper pleistocene							R		R		R								R
38.72	84-570-5-2,41-42	G	Upper pleistocene		R							R										R
38.77	84-570-5-2,46-47	G	Upper pleistocene		R							R										R
41.72	84-570-5-4,41-42	G	Upper pleistocene		R							R		R								R
41.77	84-570-5-4,46-47	G	Upper pleistocene		R							R		R								R
44.72	84-570-5-6,41-42	G	Upper pleistocene		R							R		R		R						R
44.77	84-570-5-6,46-47	G	Upper pleistocene		R							R		R		R						R
45.87	84-570-5-CC	P	Upper pleistocene									R										R
48.18	84-570-6-2,27-28	G	Upper pleistocene		R									R								R
48.22	84-570-6-2,31-32	G	Upper pleistocene		R									R								R
51.18	84-570-6-4,27-28	G	Upper pleistocene		R					R												R
51.22	84-570-6-4,31-32	G	Upper pleistocene		R					R												R
54.18	84-570-6-6,27-28	M	Upper pleistocene		R							R		R								R
55.63	84-570-6-CC	M	Lower pleistocene		R					R	R	R		R								R
57.91	84-570-7-2,40-41	G	Lower pleistocene		R								R									R
57.95	84-570-7-2,44-45	G	Lower pleistocene		R								R									R
60.93	84-570-7-4,42-43	G	Lower pleistocene		R					R	R											R
60.96	84-570-7-4,45-46	G	Lower pleistocene		R					R	R											R
61.22	84-570-7-CC	G	Lower pleistocene		R					R		R		R								C
67.51	84-570-8-2,30-31	G	Lower pleistocene		R					R		R		R								C
67.54	84-570-8-2,33-34	G	Lower pleistocene		R					R		R		R								C
69.35	84-570-8-CC	G	Lower pleistocene									R		C								R
77.21	84-570-9-2,29-32	G	Lower pleistocene		R							F				R						C
77.93	84-570-9-CC	G	Lower pleistocene								R	R										C
85.93	84-570-10-1,82-83	M	Lower pleistocene		R					R		R										R
86.84	84-570-10-2,23-24	G	Lower pleistocene	R	C							F		R		R						C
88.20	84-570-10-CC	G	Lower pleistocene							R		R		R								R
94.81	84-570-11-1,10-11	M	Lower pleistocene		R					R		R		R								R
96.53	84-570-11-2,32-33	G	Lower pleistocene		R					R		R		R								R
97.81	84-570-11-3,10-11	M	Lower pleistocene		R					R		R		R								R
99.36	84-570-11-4,15-16	G	Lower pleistocene		R					R		R										R
99.57	84-570-11-CC	P	Lower pleistocene		R					R												R
125.38	84-570-14-2,27-28	G	Lower pleistocene		F					C	R	F		R		R						R
125.51	84-570-14-2,40-41	G	Lower pleistocene		F					C	R	F		R		R						R
128.38	84-570-14-4,27-28	G	Lower pleistocene		R					R	R	R										C
128.51	84-570-14-4,40-41	G	Lower pleistocene		R					R	R	R										C
131.38	84-570-14-6,27-28	M	Lower pleistocene							R		R		R								R
131.84	84-570-14-CC	M	Lower pleistocene									R										F
135.31	84-570-15-2,50-51	G	Lower pleistocene	R	R					R	R	R		R								F
135.51	84-570-15-2,70-71	G	Lower pleistocene	R	R					R	R	R		R								F
138.31	84-570-15-4,50-51	G	Lower pleistocene	F	C					C	R	C				R						C
138.51	84-570-15-4,70-71	G	Lower pleistocene	F	C					C	R	C				R						C
138.93	84-570-15-CC	M	Lower pleistocene		R					R		R		R								C
145.09	84-570-16-2,58-59	G	Lower pleistocene		F					R	R	F		R								F
145.67	84-570-16-2,116-117	G	Lower pleistocene		F					R	R	F		R								F
148.09	84-570-16-4,58-59	G	Lower pleistocene		R					F	R	C	R									R
148.67	84-570-16-4,116-117	G	Lower pleistocene		R					F	R	C	R									R
152.62	84-570-16-CC	G	Lower pleistocene		F					R		R										C
153.04	84-570-17-1,33-34	P	Lower pleistocene																			R
154.44	84-570-17-2,23-24	M	Lower pleistocene																			R
156.04	84-570-17-3,33-34	P	Lower pleistocene									R		R								R
157.44	84-570-17-4,23-24	M	Lower pleistocene		R							F										C
159.79	84-570-17-CC	M	Lower pleistocene								R	R		R								R
164.21	84-570-18-2,30-31	M	Lower pleistocene		R							R
164.33	84-570-18-2,42-43	M	Lower pleistocene		R							R
165.50	84-570-18-CC	P	Lower pleistocene																			R
172.43	84-570-19-1,32-33	M	Lower pleistocene		R
173.80	84-570-19-2,19-20	M	Lower pleistocene																			R
177.42	84-570-19-CC	M	Lower pleistocene		R					R	R	C										R
183.38	84-570-20-2,7-8	M	Lower pleistocene		C					R	R	R									R	R
183.43	84-570-20-2,13-14	M	Lower pleistocene		C					R	R	R									R	R
183.81	84-570-20-CC	M	Lower pleistocene	R								R										R
193.45	84-570-21-2,44-45	G	Lower pleistocene	F	C					R	R	R				R					R	R
193.87	84-570-21-2,86-87	G	Lower pleistocene	F	C					R	R	R				R					R	R
194.52	84-570-21-CC	P	Lower pleistocene							R											R	R
202.85	84-570-22-2,14-15	G	Lower pleistocene	F	R						R	F							R			R
203.08	84-570-22-2,37-38	G	Lower pleistocene	F	R						R	F							R			R
206.55	84-570-22-CC	P	Lower pleistocene							R
212.61	84-570-23-2,40-41	G	Lower pleistocene		C					R	R	F									R	R
212.71	84-570-23-2,50-51	G	Lower pleistocene		C					R	R	F									R	R
218.61	84-570-23-6,40-41	M	Upper pleistocene		R														F	C		F
218.79	84-570-23-CC	G	Upper pleistocene		R										R					F		R
222.01	84-570-24-2,30-31	P	Upper miocene		R														F	R
222.04	84-570-24-2,33-34	P	Upper miocene		R														F	R
231.50	84-570-25-2,29-30	M	Upper miocene					R												C
231.53	84-570-25-2,32-33	M	Upper miocene					R												C
234.50	84-570-25-4,29-30	P	Upper miocene		R														R	R
234.53	84-570-25-4,32-33	P	Upper miocene		R														R	R
239.59	84-570-26-1,18-19	M	Upper miocene					R								R			R			R
239.62	84-570-26-1,21-22	M	Upper miocene					R								R			R			R
244.09	84-570-26-4,18-19	G	Upper miocene	R	F			R								R			R	R
244.12	84-570-26-4,21-22	G	Upper miocene	R	F			R								R			R	R
259.17	84-570-28-1,36-37	G	Upper miocene	R	C					C						R			R
259.21	84-570-28-1,40-41	G	Upper miocene	R	C					C						R			R
262.21	84-570-28-3,40-41	G	Upper miocene	F	C					R						R			R
262.25	84-570-28-3,44-45	G	Upper miocene	F	C					R						R			R
266.71	84-570-28-6,40-41	G	Upper miocene		C											R				R
266.75	84-570-28-6,44-45	G	Upper miocene		C											R				R
270.44	84-570-29-2,53-54	M	Upper miocene		C																	R
270.47	84-570-29-2,56-57	M	Upper miocene		C																	R
278.08	84-570-30-1,7-8	G	Upper miocene		C	R										R			R	R		R
278.18	84-570-30-1,17-18	G	Upper miocene		C	R										R			R	R		R
282.64	84-570-30-4,14-15	G	Upper miocene		C					R						R				R			R
282.68	84-570-30-4,17-18	G	Upper miocene		C					R						R				R			R
287.73	84-570-31-1,13-14	P	Upper miocene		R											R		R	R
288.07	84-570-31-1,47-48	P	Upper miocene		R											R		R	R
302.46	84-570-32-4,75-76	P	Middle miocene		R		R									R
302.50	84-570-32-4,79-80	P	Middle miocene		R		R									R
318.29	84-570-34-2,38-39	P	Middle miocene		R
318.72	84-570-34-2,81-82	P	Middle miocene		R
319.67	84-570-34-CC	M	Middle miocene						F
337.75	84-570-36-CC	P	Middle miocene														R