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Andreasen, Gretchen Hampt; Delaney, Margaret Lois (2000): (Table 3) Relative depth and age, CaCO3, δ¹⁸O, δ¹³C and Sr/Ca analysis from ODP Leg 130, 154 and 138 [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.767461, Supplement to: Andreasen, GH; Delaney, ML (2000): Lithologic controls on calcite recrystallization in Cenozoic deep-sea sediments. Marine Geology, 163(1-4), 109-124, https://doi.org/10.1016/S0025-3227(99)00109-7

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Abstract:
Interpretations of calcite strontium/calcium records in terms of ocean history and calcite diagenesis require distinguishing the effects on deep-sea calcite sediments of changes in ocean chemistry, of different mixes of calcite-depositing organisms as sediment contributors through time and space, and of the loss of Sr during diagenetic calcite recrystallization. In this paper Sr/Ca and d18O values of bulk calcium carbonate sediments are used to estimate the relative extent of calcite recrystallization in samples from four time points (core tops, 5.6, 9.4, and 37.1 Ma) at eight Ocean Drilling Program sites in the equatorial Atlantic (Ceara Rise) and equatorial Pacific (Ontong Java Plateau and two eastern equatorial Pacific sites). The possibility that site-to-site differences in calcite Sr/Ca at a given time point originated from temporal variations in ocean chemistry was eliminated by careful age control of samples for each time point, with sample ages differing by less than the oceanic residence times of Sr and Ca. The Sr/Ca and d18O values of 5.6- and 9.4-Ma samples from the less-carbonate-rich eastern equatorial Pacific sites and Ceara Rise Site 929 appear to be less diagenetically altered than the Sr/Ca and d18O values of contemporaneous samples from the more carbonate-rich sites. It is evident from these data that both Sr/Ca and d18O in bulk calcite have been diagenetically altered in some samples 5.6 Ma and older. These data indicate that noncarbonate sedimentary components, like clay and biogenic silica, have partially suppressed recrystallization at the lower carbonate sites. Sr/Ca data from the less altered, carbonate-poor sites indicate higher oceanic Sr/Ca relative to today at 5.6 and 9.4 Ma.
Project(s):
Coverage:
Median Latitude: 2.960442 * Median Longitude: -123.712274 * South-bound Latitude: -3.094930 * West-bound Longitude: 156.625000 * North-bound Latitude: 7.921310 * East-bound Longitude: -43.488900
Date/Time Start: 1990-01-31T00:45:00 * Date/Time End: 1994-03-21T08:45:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.00 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 987.32 m
Event(s):
130-803D  * Latitude: 2.433000 * Longitude: 160.541000 * Date/Time Start: 1990-01-31T00:45:00 * Date/Time End: 1990-02-07T03:30:00 * Elevation: -3412.2 m * Penetration: 656 m * Recovery: 494.96 m * Location: North Pacific Ocean * Campaign: Leg130 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 71 core; 656 m cored; 0 m drilled; 75.5 % recovery
130-804A  * Latitude: 0.937000 * Longitude: 161.650000 * Date/Time Start: 1990-02-07T15:45:00 * Date/Time End: 1990-02-08T07:00:00 * Elevation: -3861.7 m * Penetration: 48.7 m * Recovery: 50.52 m * Location: North Pacific Ocean * Campaign: Leg130 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 6 cores; 48.7 m cored; 0 m drilled; 103.7 % recovery
130-804B  * Latitude: 0.937000 * Longitude: 161.650000 * Date/Time Start: 1990-02-08T07:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1990-02-08T23:30:00 * Elevation: -3860.7 m * Penetration: 137.7 m * Recovery: 141.61 m * Location: North Pacific Ocean * Campaign: Leg130 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 15 cores; 137.7 m cored; 0 m drilled; 102.8 % recovery
Comment:
Sediment depth is given in mbsf. The Parameter AGE are not meant to represent the ''best'' possible age estimates, but to most accurately indicate the relative ages of samples within and between sites.
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Event labelEvent
Sample code/labelSample labelAndreasen, Gretchen Hampt
Datum levelDLAndreasen, Gretchen Hampt* = Indicates the sample closest to a datum relative to the other samples in the age cluster. Blank indicates no analysis for this property of this sample.
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
AGEAgeka BPGeocode
Depth, relativeDepth relmAndreasen, Gretchen Hamptrelative to datum
Age, relativeAge relkaAndreasen, Gretchen Hamptrelative to datum
Calcium carbonateCaCO3%Andreasen, Gretchen Hampt
δ18O, carbonateδ18O carb‰ PDBAndreasen, Gretchen HamptIsotope ratio mass spectrometry
10 δ13C, carbonateδ13C carb‰ PDBAndreasen, Gretchen HamptIsotope ratio mass spectrometry
11 Strontium/Calcium ratioSr/Cammol/molAndreasen, Gretchen Hampt
Size:
405 data points

Data

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Event

Sample label

DL

Depth sed [m]

Age [ka BP]

Depth rel [m]

Age rel [ka]

CaCO3 [%]

δ18O carb [‰ PDB]
10 
δ13C carb [‰ PDB]
11 
Sr/Ca [mmol/mol]
130-806C 130-806C-1H-1,0-2Core top, 0 MA0.0000.00085-1.790.461.74
130-806B 130-806B-18H-3,144-146Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma162.945593-0.31-7911.68
130-806B130-806B-18H-4,17-19Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma*163.175598-0.08-291-0.450.781.72
130-806B130-806B-18H-4,50-52Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma163.5056060.256911.57
130-806B130-806B-36X-4,4-6Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma334.249393-0.31-792-0.010.871.63
130-806B130-806B-36X-4,34-36Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma*334.549400-0.010931.58
130-806B130-806B-36X-4,64-66Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma334.8494090.299921.56
130-807A 130-807A-14H-3,142-144Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma125.825588-0.33-12911.67
130-807A130-807A-14H-4,24-26Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma*126.145600-0.01090-0.340.691.47
130-807A130-807A-14H-4,53-55Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma126.4356070.287901.54
130-807A130-807A-31X-3,142-144Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma287.929396-0.18-4921.61
130-807A130-807A-31X-4,9-11Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma*288.099400-0.01089-0.051.021.59
130-807A130-807A-31X-4,29-31Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma288.2994090.199921.62
130-807C 130-807C-29R-1,8-10Chiasmolithus grandis, top of range, 37.1 Ma987.1836901-4.77-199931.31
130-807C130-807C-29R-CC,0-2Chiasmolithus grandis, top of range, 37.1 Ma*987.3236907-4.63-19387-0.551.881.31
130-807C130-803C-6H-3,19-21Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma69.695586-0.21-14891.72
130-807C130-803C-6H-3,39-41Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma*69.895599-0.01-188-0.300.731.66
130-807C130-803C-6H-3,59-61Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma70.0956070.197881.67
130-807C130-803C-17H-2,79-81Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma173.299396-0.11-4911.87
130-807C130-803C-17H-2,89-91Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma*173.399400-0.01090-0.401.151.87
130-807C130-803C-17H-2,99-101Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma173.4994080.098911.99
130-803D 130-803D-63X-CC,3-4Chiasmolithus grandis, top of range, 37.1 Ma583.0336909-2.87-191761.60
130-803D130-803D-63X-CC,19-21Chiasmolithus grandis, top of range, 37.1 Ma*583.1936919-2.71-18134-0.682.161.53
130-804C 130-804C-1H-1,0-2Core top, 0 Ma0.0000.00076-1.750.691.97
130-804A 130-804A-6H-5,129-131Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma46.495582-0.06-18841.82
130-804A130-804A-6H-5,134-136Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma*46.545597-0.01-386-0.130.891.69
130-804A130-804A-6H-5,139-141Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma46.5956120.0412871.77
130-804B 130-804B-11H-4,4-6Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma94.749384-0.21-16881.81
130-804B130-804B-11H-4,14-16Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma94.849392-0.11-889-0.141.271.80
130-804B130-804B-11H-4,24-26Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma*94.949399-0.01-1891.80
154-925E 154-925E-1H-1,3-5Core top, 0 Ma0.0300.00068-1.291.022.36
154-925B 154-925B-17H-5,84-86Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma153.845585-0.36-1574-0.251.021.82
154-925B154-925B-17H-5,116-118Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma*154.165598-0.04-2651.84
154-925B154-925B-17H-5,144-146Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma154.4456100.2410781.85
154-925B154-925B-27H-1,82-86Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma242.829390-0.22-10780.001.101.64
154-925B154-925B-27H-1,102-106Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma*243.029399-0.02-1801.56
154-925B154-925B-27H-1,123-125Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma243.2394110.1911801.56
154-925A 154-925A-62R-3,49-53Chiasmolithus grandis, top of range, 37.1 Ma856.9937089-0.17-1155-2.851.071.41
154-925A154-925A-62R-3,63-67Chiasmolithus grandis, top of range, 37.1 Ma*857.1337098-0.03-2661.50
154-929B 154-929B-1H-1,0-3Core top, 0 Ma0.0000.00052-1.320.881.77
154-929A 154-929A-15H-6,103-107Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma136.535592-0.12-821-0.740.122.33
154-929A154-929A-15H-6,113-117Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma*136.635599-0.02-1222.30
154-929A154-929A-15H-6,124-126Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma136.7456060.096422.24
154-929A154-929A-23X-1,67-71Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma205.779395-0.1379546-0.670.672.35
154-929A154-929A-23X-1,78-82Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma*205.889399-0.02799262.47
154-929E 154-929E-10R-3,23-27Chiasmolithus grandis, top of range, 37.1 Ma*561.5237098-0.03-263-2.201.421.60
154-929E154-929E-10R-3,43-47Chiasmolithus grandis, top of range, 37.1 Ma561.72371210.1721631.69
138-846A 138-846A-1H-1,3-5Core top, 0 Ma0.0300.000601.80
138-846B 138-846B-21H-4,87-89Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma*192.8756040.124652.22
138-846B138-846B-21H-4,126-128Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma193.2656180.5118732.14
138-846B138-846B-21H-5,16-18Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma193.6656310.9131692.23
138-846B138-846B-30X-1,29-31Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma274.197855-26.26-1545662.22
138-846B138-846B-30X-1,39-41Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma274.297861-26.16-1539592.26
138-846B138-846B-30X-1,50-52Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma*274.407868-26.05-1532612.24
138-844B 138-844B-1H-1,0-2Core top, 0 Ma0.0000.0003
138-844B138-844B-7H-1,104-106Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma*53.0494050.045113.05
138-844B138-844B-7H-6,67-69Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma60.17102457.17845552.60
138-844B138-844B-7H-6,86-88Discoaster hamatus, top of range, 9.4 Ma60.36102697.36869642.54
138-844C 138-844C-4H-2,10-12Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma*29.705598-0.01-2162.46
138-844C138-844C-4H-2,15-17Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma29.7556070.047212.33
138-844C138-844C-4H-2,20-22Discoaster quinqueramus, top of range, 5.6 Ma29.8056160.0916232.37