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Matul, Alexander G (1995): (Table 2) Abundance of Radiolaria species in sediment samples from Core AMK4-340 [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.744983, Supplement to: Matul, AG (1995): On the problem of paleoceanological evolution of the Reykjanes Ridge region (North Atlantic) during the last deglaciation based on a study of radiolaria. Oceanology, 34(6), 806-814

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Abstract:
Over the past 13 kyr the most significant natural changes in the Reykjanes ridge region took place within 13-7.8 kyr B.P. They resulted from alternating intensifications of the influence of the Labrador (LWM) and Norwegian-Greenland (NGWM) water masses. During 13-11.7 kyr B.P. natural conditions were governed by influence of LWM with sea surface temperature (SST) 3-5°C lower present one. During 11.7-10.3 kyr B.P. NGWM with SST 6-7°C lower present one predominated. During 10.3-9.5 kyr B.P. oceanographic conditions were rapidly transforming and approaching present ones controlled by interaction between LWM and North Atlantic water masses; SST abruptly increased almost to the present value. During 9.5-8.3 kyr B.P. intensification of NGWM led to small decrease of SST (1.5-2.5°C below present value; between 8.3 and 7.8 kyr B.P. natural conditions had approximated present ones and later on remained relatively stable; SST fluctuated with an amplitude of about 1.5°C.
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Coverage:
Latitude: 58.510000 * Longitude: -31.520000
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.010 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 3.770 m
Event(s):
AMK4-340GC * Latitude: 58.510000 * Longitude: -31.520000 * Elevation: -1689.0 m * Location: North Atlantic * Campaign: AMK4 * Basis: Akademik Mstislav Keldysh * Method/Device: Gravity corer (GC)
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
1DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
2Depth, top/minDepth topmMatul, Alexander G
3Depth, bottom/maxDepth botmMatul, Alexander G
4Age, datedAge datedkaMatul, Alexander GAge, radiocarbonC-14
5Amphimelissa setosaA. setosa%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
6Spongodiscus osculosusS. osculosus%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
7Phorticium cleveiP. clevei%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
8Artostrobium tumidulumA. tumidulum%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
9Cromyechinus borealisC. borealis%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
10Pseudodictyophimus gracilipesP. gracilipes%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
11Cycladophora davisianaC. davisiana%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
12Lithomitra arachneaL. arachnea%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
13Spongotrochus glacialisS. glacialis%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
14Lithelius spiralisL. spiralis%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
15Lithomelissa setosaL. setosa%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
16Stylodictya validispinaS. validispina%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
17Stylochlamidium venustumS. venustum%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
18Stylatractus pyriformisS. pyriformis%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
19Theocorythium trachelium dianaeT. trach dianae%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
20Lithomelissa thoracitesL. thoracites%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
21Tricolocapsa papillosa mediterraneaT. papillosa mediterranea%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
22Spongocore puellaS. puella%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
23Eucyrtidium acuminatumE. acuminatum%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
24Axoprunum stauraxoniumA. stauraxonium%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
25Lamprocyclas maritalisL. maritalis%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
26Hymeniastrum euclidisH. euclidis%Matul, Alexander GCounting, Stereo Microscope
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