Citation:

PANGAEA.270689

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Related to:

ODP/TAMU (2005): JANUS Database. Ocean Drilling Program, Texas A&M University, College Station TX 77845-9547, USA; (data copied from Janus 2005-02 to 2005-06), http://www-odp.tamu.edu/database/

Wang, Pinxian; Prell, Warren L; Blum, Peter; et al. (2000): Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, 184 Initial Reports. Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Ocean Drilling Program, 184, online, https://doi.org/10.2973/odp.proc.ir.184.2000

Project(s):

Ocean Drilling Program (ODP)

Coverage:

Latitude: 9.361880 * Longitude: 113.285310

Date/Time Start: 1999-03-08T00:10:00 * Date/Time End: 1999-03-10T05:45:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 9.26 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 500.46 m

Event(s):

184-1143C * Latitude: 9.361880 * Longitude: 113.285310 * Date/Time Start: 1999-03-08T00:10:00 * Date/Time End: 1999-03-10T05:45:00 * Elevation: -2773.5 m * Penetration: 500 m * Recovery: 477.54 m * Location: South China Sea * Campaign: * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 54 cores; 500 m cored; 0 m drilled; 95.5 % recovery

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Method/Device	Comment
1	DEPTH, sediment/rock	Depth sed	m		Geocode
2	Depth, composite	Depth comp	mcd
3	Sample code/label	Sample label		DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
4	Age, maximum/old	Age old
5	Age, minimum/young	Age young
6	Zone from (bottom)	Zone bot
7	Zone to (top)	Zone top
8	Abundance	Abund			Planktonic foraminifers
9	Preservation	Preserv
10	Comment	Comment

License:

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

Size:

450 data points

Data

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1 Depth sed [m]	2 Depth comp [mcd]	3 Sample label	4 Age old	5 Age young	6 Zone bot	7 Zone top	8 Abund	9 Preserv	10 Comment
9.26	12.46	184-1143C-1H-CC,3	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	G	>0.12 Ma
19.33	22.73	184-1143C-2H-CC,18	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	G	0.12~0.40 Ma
28.86	32.82	184-1143C-3H-CC,18	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	G	>0.40 Ma
37.88	39.54	184-1143C-4H-CC,23	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	G	>0.6 (0.8) Ma
44.91	50.07	184-1143C-5H-CC,22	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	VG	<1.6 Ma
54.38	59.84	184-1143C-6H-CC,29	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	VG
63.84	70.10	184-1143C-7H-CC,22	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	VG
73.46	80.30	184-1143C-8H-CC,38	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	G
82.76	90.14	184-1143C-9H-CC,19	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	VG	>1.6 (1.77) Ma
92.18	99.70	184-1143C-10H-CC,33	Pleistocene	Pleistocene	N22	N22	A	VG	1.6~2.0 Ma
101.61	109.39	184-1143C-11H-CC,20	Late Pliocene	Late Pliocene	N21	N21	A	VG	>2.4 Ma
111.31	119.25	184-1143C-12H-CC,35	Late Pliocene	Late Pliocene	N21	N21	A	VG
120.70	128.86	184-1143C-13H-CC,21	Late Pliocene	Late Pliocene	N21	N21	A	VG	<3.09 Ma
130.39	139.05	184-1143C-14H-CC,40	Late Pliocene	Late Pliocene	N21	N21	A	VG	>3.09 Ma
139.42	147.76	184-1143C-15H-CC,20	Late Pliocene	Late Pliocene	N20	N20	A	VG	>3.58 Ma
149.19	158.77	184-1143C-16H-CC,23	Late Pliocene	Late Pliocene	N20	N20	A	VG
158.21	168.11	184-1143C-17H-7,31	Early Pliocene	Early Pliocene	N19	N19	A	VG
168.15	177.54	184-1143C-18H-CC,14	Early Pliocene	Early Pliocene	N19	N19	A	G	<4.2 Ma
176.94	187.23	184-1143C-19H-7,44	Early Pliocene	Early Pliocene	N19	N19	A	G	<5.07 Ma
181.06	190.85	184-1143C-20X-CC,18	Early Pliocene	Early Pliocene	N19	N19	A	G
189.96	202.36	184-1143C-21X-CC,39	Early Pliocene	Early Pliocene	N19	N19	A	VG	<5.07 Ma
199.41	211.81	184-1143C-22X-CC,29	Late Miocene	Early Pliocene	N18	N19	A	VG
209.06	221.46	184-1143C-23X-CC,29	Late Miocene	Early Pliocene	N18	N19	A	VG
218.73	231.13	184-1143C-24X-CC,36	Late Miocene	Early Pliocene	N18	N19	A	G
228.33	240.73	184-1143C-25X-CC,36	Late Miocene	Early Pliocene	N18	N19	A	G
233.50	245.90	184-1143C-26X-CC,34	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17b	N17b	A	VG
247.40	259.80	184-1143C-27X-CC,21	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17b	N17b	A	G
257.07	269.47	184-1143C-28X-CC,31	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17b	N17b	A	G
266.74	279.14	184-1143C-29X-CC,31	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17b	N17b	A	G
276.44	288.84	184-1143C-30X-CC,40	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	VG
286.11	298.51	184-1143C-31X-CC,26	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	VG
294.53	306.93	184-1143C-32X-CC,20	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	G
302.66	315.06	184-1143C-33X-CC,51	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	G
311.84	324.24	184-1143C-34X-CC,39	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	VG
322.35	334.75	184-1143C-35X-CC,60	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	VG
333.60	346.00	184-1143C-36X-CC,13	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	VG
338.42	350.82	184-1143C-37X-CC,39	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	VG
347.82	360.22	184-1143C-38X-CC,0	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	G
362.28	374.68	184-1143C-39X-CC,34	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	G
370.81	383.21	184-1143C-40X-CC,32	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	G
381.38	393.78	184-1143C-41X-CC,33	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	G
391.35	403.75	184-1143C-42X-CC,42	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	VG
399.57	411.97	184-1143C-43X-CC,48	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	G
410.21	422.61	184-1143C-44X-CC,46	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N17a	N17a	A	G
420.39	432.79	184-1143C-45X-CC,34	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N16	N16	A	G	>8.58 Ma
427.90	440.30	184-1143C-46X-CC,48	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N16	N16	A	G
439.70	452.10	184-1143C-47X-CC,36	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N15	N16	A	G
448.12	460.52	184-1143C-48X-CC,33	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N15	N16	A	G
458.19	470.59	184-1143C-49X-CC,42	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N15	N16	T	P	ash layer
467.60	480.00	184-1143C-50X-CC,27	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N14	N14	A	G	>10.49 Ma
476.35	488.75	184-1143C-51X-CC,41	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N14	N14	C	G
487.37	499.77	184-1143C-52X-CC,44	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N14	N14	A	VG
496.94	509.34	184-1143C-53X-CC,48	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N14	N14	A	G
500.46	512.86	184-1143C-54X-CC,43	Late Miocene	Late Miocene	N14	N14	A	G	<11.19 Ma