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Huber, Brian T (1991): Distribution of Cretaceous and early Danian planktonic foraminifera in ODP Hole 119-738C (Table 1) [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.728441, Supplement to: Huber, BT (1991): Maestrichtian planktonic foraminifer biostratigraphy and the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary at Hole 738C, Kerguelen Plateau (Southern Indian Ocean). In: Barron, J; Larsen, B; et al. (eds.), Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 119, 451-465, https://doi.org/10.2973/odp.proc.sr.119.143.1991

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Abstract:
A biostratigraphically complete upper Maestrichtian-Danian sequence was recovered at ODP Leg 119 Site 738 on the southern Kerguelen Plateau (62°S). Planktonic foraminifers are abundant and well to moderately preserved in all upper Maestrichtian samples to within 6 cm of the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, where foraminifers are rare and poorly preserved due to increased sediment lithification. Lowermost Danian samples are also poorly preserved, but specimen abundance is sufficient for preliminary quantitative biostratigraphic analysis. Despite the poor foraminifer preservation, evidence is presented for paleoenvironmental change immediately below a thin, iridium-rich calcareous clay horizon that is recognized as the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary. The most significant indicators for preboundary change include; (1) loss of sediment bioturbation; (2) loss of keeled planktonic foraminifers; and (3) diminished size and diversity of benthic foraminifers. Planktonic foraminifers showing transitional morphologies between Cretaceous and Tertiary planktonic biserial heterohelicids first appear 4 cm below the boundary clay. Although some Cretaceous planktonic foraminifers consistently occur with early Danian marker species in initially high abundance above the boundary clay, they are not considered as survival species, but are considered as reworked because of their co-occurrence with Campanian and Maestrichtian species whose extinctions took place well before the end of the Maestrichtian.
The recovered Maestrichtian planktonic foraminifers are identical to Austral Realm assemblages found in the southern South Atlantic region. All five species previously recognized as being endemic to this realm were recovered from Hole 738C. Lower Danian assemblages strongly resemble coeval low-latitude foraminifer faunas, whereas upper Danian assemblages differ only in the absence of indicator species, particularly the morozovellids. The stratigraphy of this sequence is correlated using existing zonal schemes for the southern high-latitudes, with modification of one Antarctic Paleogene zone and subzone. Only broad subdivisions of tropical zonal schemes were recognized, as most of the nominate taxa are absent from the southern high-latitudes.
Project(s):
Coverage:
Latitude: -62.709000 * Longitude: 82.787800
Date/Time Start: 1988-01-11T18:45:00 * Date/Time End: 1988-01-17T05:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 376.00 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 413.43 m
Event(s):
119-738C * Latitude: -62.709000 * Longitude: 82.787800 * Date/Time Start: 1988-01-11T18:45:00 * Date/Time End: 1988-01-17T05:00:00 * Elevation: -2263.0 m * Penetration: 533.8 m * Recovery: 146.03 m * Location: Indian Ocean * Campaign: Leg119 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 35 cores; 337.2 m cored; 0 m drilled; 43.3 % recovery
Comment:
<1 present specimens found after the first 100 counts, ?1 = species questionable presented
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
Sample code/labelSample labelHuber, Brian TDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
EpochEpochHuber, Brian T
Planktic foraminifera zonePlank foram zoneHuber, Brian T
Foraminifera, planktic abundanceForam planktHuber, Brian TA = abundant, C = common, F = few, R = rare
Foraminifera, planktic preservationForam plankt preservHuber, Brian TG = good, M = moderate, P = poor
Archaeoglobigerina australisA. australis#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
Globigerinelloides multispinusG. multispinus#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
Hedbergella monmouthensisH. monmouthensis#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
10 Heterohelix globulosaH. globulosa#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
11 Heterohelix planataH. planata#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
12 Hedbergella sliteriH. sliteri#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
13 Abathomphalus mayaroensisA. mayaroensis#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
14 Archaeoglobigerina mateolaA. mateola#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
15 Globotruncanella sp.Globotruncanella sp.#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fractionquestionable
16 Heterohelix dentataH. dentata#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
17 Rugotruncana circumnodiferR. circumnodifer#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
18 Rugoglobigerina rugosaR. rugosa#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
19 Globigerinelloides subcarinatusG. subcarinatus#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
20 Globigerinelloides impensusG. impensus#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
21 Abathomphalus intermediusA. intermedius#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
22 Globotruncanella citaeG. citae#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
23 Globotruncanella petaloideaG. petaloidea#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
24 Gublerina robustaG. robusta#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
25 Guembelitria cretaceaG. cretacea#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
26 Hedbergella sp.Hedbergella sp.#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
27 Pseudotextularia elegansP. elegans#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
28 Schackoina multispinataS. multispinata#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
29 Zeauvigerina teuriaZ. teuria#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
30 Chiloguembelina sp.Chiloguembelina sp.#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
31 Chiloguembelina crinitaC. crinita#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
32 Eoglobigerina fringaE. fringa#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
33 Eoglobigerina eobulloidesE. eobulloides#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
34 Eoglobigerina sp.Eoglobigerina sp.#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fractionquestionable
35 Bifarina alabamensisB. alabamensis#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
36 Chiloguembelina waiparaensisC. waiparaensis#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
37 Eoglobigerina simplicissimaE. simplicissima#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
38 Globoconusa daubjergensisG. daubjergensis#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
39 Subbotina pseudobulloidesS. pseudobulloides#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
40 Foraminifera, benthicForam benth#Huber, Brian TCounting >63 µm fraction
41 CalcispheresCalcispheresHuber, Brian TA = abundant, C = common, F = few, R = rare
Size:
1789 data points

Data

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Depth sed [m]

Sample label

Epoch

Plank foram zone

Foram plankt

Foram plankt preserv

A. australis [#]

G. multispinus [#]

H. monmouthensis [#]
10 
H. globulosa [#]
11 
H. planata [#]
12 
H. sliteri [#]
13 
A. mayaroensis [#]
14 
A. mateola [#]
15 
Globotruncanella sp. [#]
16 
H. dentata [#]
17 
R. circumnodifer [#]
18 
R. rugosa [#]
19 
G. subcarinatus [#]
20 
G. impensus [#]
21 
A. intermedius [#]
22 
G. citae [#]
23 
G. petaloidea [#]
24 
G. robusta [#]
25 
G. cretacea [#]
26 
Hedbergella sp. [#]
27 
P. elegans [#]
28 
S. multispinata [#]
29 
Z. teuria [#]
30 
Chiloguembelina sp. [#]
31 
C. crinita [#]
32 
E. fringa [#]
33 
E. eobulloides [#]
34 
Eoglobigerina sp. [#]
35 
B. alabamensis [#]
36 
C. waiparaensis [#]
37 
E. simplicissima [#]
38 
G. daubjergensis [#]
39 
S. pseudobulloides [#]
40 
Foram benth [#]
41 
Calcispheres
376.00119-738C-20R-4,130-131DanianAP1aAG<1601<1<10000001000000000<10280140<113112123F
376.24119-738C-20R-5,4-5DanianAP1aAM02<1210000000<10000000000031090<110164520C
376.35119-738C-20R-5,15-16DanianAP1aAM11001020002003000000000001801600195<1021C
376.45119-738C-20R-5,25-26DanianAP1aFP11004010003002000000000002711200920<128A
376.54119-738C-20R-5,34-35DanianAP1aAM<113060<1<100<1002<10000<100<1009?1180<19122<129C
376.64119-738C-20R-5,44-45DanianAP1aFP05031000010030000000000022?1900100<1046A
376.76119-738C-20R-5,56-57DanianAP1aCP08091000010030000000001021<12002321028A
376.85119-738C-20R-5,65-66DanianAP alphaCP<1200310000<1005000<1000002011130<12000034C
376.96119-738C-20R-5,76-78DanianAP alphaRP0701300000001000000000103131101600035F
377.02119-738C-20R-5,82-83DanianAP alphaCP0120110000000100000000000270900400045A
377.03119-738C-20R-5,83-84DanianAP alphaRP060320000000<10000000001024?11800800038A
377.04119-738C-20R-5,84-85DanianAP alphaRP?1110210000000100000000000240600700048C
377.05119-738C-20R-5,85-86DanianAP alphaMC070100<100000<10000<10000<1021<110<1000070C
377.06119-738C-20R-5,86-87DanianAP alphaFP0600000000000000100000009?1300000081C
377.07119-738C-20R-5,87-88DanianAP alphaMP080200000<100100000000010242400000058C
377.08119-738C-20R-5,88-89DanianAP alphaRP0<101000001001000?1000000085000000084R
377.09119-738C-20R-5,89-90DanianAP alphaFP010100000000<100000<1000<10101200000085C
377.10119-738C-20R-5,90-91DanianAP alphaRP040200000000?1000<1010000021<1100000071C
377.11119-738C-20R-5,91-92DanianAP alphaRP05<1200000000<100000<10000013<11<10000079C
377.12119-738C-20R-5,92-93DanianAP alphaRP040100000000100000000000320100000061C
377.13119-738C-20R-5,93-94DanianAP alphaRP07?1200000000200000000020120300000072F
377.14119-738C-20R-5,94-95DanianAP alphaRP03?10000000002000000000101901<10000074R
377.15119-738C-20R-5,95-96DanianAP alphaRP01301300000000000000?100000181600000049F
377.16119-738C-20R-5,96-97late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP0<10<100000000<100000000?1000000000000
377.17119-738C-20R-5,97-98late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP0<10<1000000000000000000000000000000
377.18119-738C-20R-5,98-99late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP000<1000000000000000000000000000000
377.19119-738C-20R-5,99-100late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP0<10<1000000000000000000000000000000
377.20119-738C-20R-5,100-101late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP0<10<100000<100<1000<100000?100000000000
377.21119-738C-20R-5,101-102late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP0<10<1<1000000000000000000<10000000000
379.90119-738C-20R-CClate MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP0<10<10<1<100<100<1000<100000000000000000
379.92119-738C-21R-1,2-4late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisCM?12113821<10022003000<1<10100000000000007R
380.24119-738C-21R-1,34-36late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisAM01533552<10013003000<1000000000000000021R
380.36119-738C-21R-1,48-50late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisAM22314441<100110060011<10000000000000003R
380.72119-738C-21R-CClate MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisAG820041123<10<12<104<1<1<1<1<1<1<1<10<1000000000010F
390.50119-738C-22R-1,96-98late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisCM1137531200020030000000000000000000018R
392.16119-738C-22R-2,106-108late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisAM430135331002008<1000000000000000000013A
392.83119-738C-22R-3,23-25late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisCM2244410100040030000000000000000000021R
396.60119-738C-22R-5,100-102late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisCM41623411<10040030000000000000000000034A
397.63119-738C-22R-CClate MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisCM917?13483<120<10000000000000000000000024C
403.50119-738C-23R-3,130-133late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisCG1314333106<1<104<1<100000000000000000000017A
403.93119-738C-23R-CClate MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisFM325<13574<1<102<1000000000000000000000020R
409.66119-738C-24R-1,76-78late MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisCM72902104<1<1<110000000000000000000000038
411.11119-738C-24R-2,71-73late Campaniam-MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP5410224<100000000000000000000000000028
413.23119-738C-24R-3,133-135late Campaniam-MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP259764000000000000000000000000000017
413.43119-738C-24R-CClate Campaniam-MaestrichtianAbathomphalus mayaroensisRP?17439?1000000000000000000000000000014