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Boersma, Anne (1990): (Table 16) Ranges of benthic foraminifers through the Neogene in ODP Hole 115-710A [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.756720, In supplement to: Boersma, A (1990): Late Oligocene to late Pliocene benthic foraminifers from depth traverses in the central Indian Ocean. In: Duncan, RA; Backmann, J; Peterson, LC; et al. (eds.), Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 115, 315-379, https://doi.org/10.2973/odp.proc.sr.115.146.1990

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Project(s):
Ocean Drilling Program (ODP)
Coverage:
Latitude: -4.311700 * Longitude: 60.980000
Date/Time Start: 1987-06-08T20:45:00 * Date/Time End: 1987-06-10T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 9.5 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 139.4 m
Event(s):
115-710A * Latitude: -4.311700 * Longitude: 60.980000 * Date/Time Start: 1987-06-08T20:45:00 * Date/Time End: 1987-06-10T00:00:00 * Elevation: -3823.0 m * Penetration: 209.7 m * Recovery: 185.2 m * Location: South Indian Ridge, South Indian Ocean * Campaign: Leg115 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 22 cores; 209.7 m cored; 0 m drilled; 88.3 % recovery
Comment:
Benthic foraminifers were counted according to the following scheme: 1 = present, 2 = 2 or more, 3 = 3-5, 4 = 5-10, 6 = 10-30, 7 = 30-50, 8 = 50-75, and 9 = 75-150. Because benthic foraminifers are not common in most samples, in many instances the numbers represent their true abundance in a sample. Only the bolivinids reached abundances of 6 or greater.
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
1 EpochEpochBoersma, Anne
2 Nannofossil zoneNannos zoneBoersma, Anne
3 Planktic foraminifera zonePlank foram zoneBoersma, Anne
4 Sample code/labelSample labelBoersma, AnneDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
5 DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
6 Foraminifera, benthic preservationForam benth preservBoersma, Anne1= very very poor; 2 = very poor; 3 = poor; 4 = fair; 5 = good; 6 = very good; 7 = excellent
7 Miliolids sp.Miliolids sp.Boersma, Anne
8 Globocassidulina subglobosaG. subglobosaBoersma, Annemedium size
9 Gyroidinoides neosoldaniiG. neosoldaniiBoersma, Anne
10 Nuttallides umboniferaN. umboniferaBoersma, Anne
11 Oridorsalis umbonatusO. umbonatusBoersma, Annesmooth margin
12 Pyrgo murrhinaP. murrhinaBoersma, Anne
13 Melonis pompilioidesM. pompilioidesBoersma, Anne
14 Pullenia bulloidesP. bulloidesBoersma, Anne
15 Lagenid taxaLagenid taxaBoersma, Anne
16 Uvigerina interrupta-costataU. interrupta-costataBoersma, Anne
17 Favocassidulina favusF. favusBoersma, Anne
18 Globocassidulina subglobosaG. subglobosaBoersma, Anne(large form)
19 Uvigerina hispidocostataU. hispidocostataBoersma, Anne
20 Karreriella bradyiK. bradyiBoersma, Anne
21 Cibicides wuellerstorfiC. wuellerstorfiBoersma, Anne
22 Eggerella bradyiE. bradyiBoersma, Anne
23 NodosariidaeNodosariidaeBoersma, AnneLarge nodosariid fragments
24 Textularia cf. flintiiT. cf. flintiiBoersma, Anne
25 Siphotextularia catenataS. catenataBoersma, Anne
26 Globocassidulina subglobosaG. subglobosaBoersma, Annesmall form
27 Pleurostomella alternansP. alternansBoersma, Anne
28 Anomalinoides semicribratusA. semicribratusBoersma, Anne
29 Lenticulina sp.Lenticulina sp.Boersma, Anne
30 Melonis affinisM. affinisBoersma, Anne
31 Oridorsalis umbonatusO. umbonatusBoersma, Annescalloped margin
32 Gyroidinoides planulatusG. planulatusBoersma, Anne
33 Triloculina lucernulaT. lucernulaBoersma, Anne
34 Sphaeroidina bulloidesS. bulloidesBoersma, Anne
35 Epistominella exiguaE. exiguaBoersma, Anne
36 Pullenia quinquelobaP. quinquelobaBoersma, Anne
37 Cibicidoides kullenbergiC. kullenbergiBoersma, Anne
38 Laticarinina pauperataL. pauperataBoersma, Anne
39 Dentalina communisD. communisBoersma, Anne
40 Nodosaria tholigeraN. tholigeraBoersma, Anne
41 Chrysalogonium equisetiformisC. equisetiformisBoersma, Anne
42 Ehrenbergina trigonaE. trigonaBoersma, Anne
43 Cibicidoides bradyiC. bradyiBoersma, Anne
44 Nodosaria stiliformisN. stiliformisBoersma, Anne
45 Discanomalina semipunctataD. semipunctataBoersma, Anne
46 Planulina renziP. renziBoersma, Anne
47 Pleurostomella brevisP. brevisBoersma, Anne
48 Bolivinopsis praelongaB. praelongaBoersma, Anne
49 Pleurostomella subcylindricaP. subcylindricaBoersma, Anne
50 Stilostomella subspinosaS. subspinosaBoersma, Anne
51 Melonis pacificumM. pacificumBoersma, Anne
52 Stilostomella insectaS. insectaBoersma, Anne
53 Stilostomella lepidulaS. lepidulaBoersma, Anne
54 Vulvulina spinosaV. spinosaBoersma, Anne
55 Heterolepa grimsdaleiH. grimsdaleiBoersma, Anne
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Data

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1 
Epoch		2 
Nannos zone		3 
Plank foram zone		4 
Sample label		5 
Depth sed [m]		6 
Foram benth preserv
(1= very very poor; 2 = very p...)		7 
Miliolids sp.		8 
G. subglobosa
(medium size)		9 
G. neosoldanii		10 
N. umbonifera		11 
O. umbonatus
(smooth margin)		12 
P. murrhina		13 
M. pompilioides		14 
P. bulloides		15 
Lagenid taxa		16 
U. interrupta-costata		17 
F. favus		18 
G. subglobosa
((large form))		19 
U. hispidocostata		20 
K. bradyi		21 
C. wuellerstorfi		22 
E. bradyi		23 
Nodosariidae
(Large nodosariid fragments)		24 
T. cf. flintii		25 
S. catenata		26 
G. subglobosa
(small form)		27 
P. alternans		28 
A. semicribratus		29 
Lenticulina sp.		30 
M. affinis		31 
O. umbonatus
(scalloped margin)		32 
G. planulatus		33 
T. lucernula		34 
S. bulloides		35 
E. exigua		36 
P. quinqueloba		37 
C. kullenbergi		38 
L. pauperata		39 
D. communis		40 
N. tholigera		41 
C. equisetiformis		42 
E. trigona		43 
C. bradyi		44 
N. stiliformis		45 
D. semipunctata		46 
P. renzi		47 
P. brevis		48 
B. praelonga		49 
P. subcylindrica		50 
S. subspinosa		51 
M. pacificum		52 
S. insecta		53 
S. lepidula		54 
V. spinosa		55 
H. grimsdalei
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late PlioceneCN13N21115-710A-2H-1,12010.7443224-343-13--11-23321212211---------------------
late PlioceneCN13N21115-710A-2H-5,12016.74----31515-2--2-4-2-1---12-1-4111-----------------
early PlioceneCN12N18-N19115-710A-3H-1,12020.42--323-43--------2--1-----2--34-21----------------
early PlioceneCN12N18-N19115-710A-4H,CC38.33-3315-1---12--322----1--12-1--31-1111------------
late MioceneCN9bN17b115-710A-6H,CC57.212-226-232--3--323--5--1--1--2--4--2--122111------
late MioceneCN9aN17115-710A-7H-5,12064.71-11431-13--3--3----------1--3211----------121----
late MioceneCN8N17115-710A-8H-6,12075.81--214-13------3-1--2---1---2--11--1----1-1--1----
late MioceneCN7N16115-710A-9H-2,12079.31--114--1---1--1-3----------2----------------12---
early MioceneCN3-CN4N5-N7115-710A-12H,CC115.21--556--5-------1---55-------5-5------------5-45--
early MioceneCN2N4115-710A-13H,CC124.81-5555--3--21----3--3----------3---------------52-
early MioceneCN1N4115-710A-15X,CC139.41-5--5------1-------3-1--1----14--------1-----5---