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Chekhovskaya, Maria P; Basov, Ivan A; Matul, Alexander G; Khusid, Tatyana A; Gorbarenko, Sergey A (2008): Sediment age, abundance of planktonic foraminifera shells, degree of their dissolution, percentage of benthic foraminifera in total foram fauna, Core GC-11, Sea of Okhotsk [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.778845, Supplement to: Chekhovskaya, MP et al. (2008): Planktonic foraminifers in the southern Bering Sea: Changes in composition and productivity during the Late Pleistocene-Holocene. Stratigraphy and Geological Correlation (Translated from Stratigrafiya. Geologicheskaya Korrelyatsiya, 2008, 16(3), 108-122), 16(3), 328-342, https://doi.org/10.1134/S0869593808030076

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Abstract:
Taxonomic composition and distribution of planktonic foraminifera are studied in section of Core GC-11 penetrated through Upper Quaternary sediments of the Bowers Ridge western slope, south Bering Sea. It is shown that structure of foraminiferal assemblage and productivity varied substantially during the last 32000 calendar years in response to changes in surface water temperatures and water mass circulation in the North Pacific including the Bering Sea. Productivity was maximal during the deglaciation epoch, being notably lower in Holocene and minimal at glaciation time.
Project(s):
Coverage:
Latitude: 53.516667 * Longitude: 178.850000
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.02 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 2.27 m
Event(s):
GC-11 * Latitude: 53.516667 * Longitude: 178.850000 * Elevation: -3060.0 m * Location: Bering Sea * Method/Device: Gravity corer (GC)
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
Calendar ageCal ageka BPChekhovskaya, Maria PAge, 14C conventional
EpochEpochChekhovskaya, Maria P
Foraminifera, plankticForam plankt#/gChekhovskaya, Maria PCounting, foraminifera, planktic
Sample commentSample commentChekhovskaya, Maria P
Benthic foraminifera of total foram faunaBenth foram tot%Chekhovskaya, Maria PCalculated
ForaminiferaForam#Chekhovskaya, Maria PCounting, foraminifera, plankticcounted
Size:
274 data points

Data

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Depth sed [m]

Cal age [ka BP]

Epoch

Foram plankt [#/g]

Sample comment

Benth foram tot [%]

Foram [#]
0.020.159Holocene0.1very strong dissolution of foraminifers1003
0.070.447Holocene0.0very strong dissolution of foraminifers1000
0.120.855Holocene0.0very strong dissolution of foraminifers1000
0.171.352Holocene0.1very strong dissolution of foraminifers1004
0.221.912Holocene0.1very strong dissolution of foraminifers1008
0.272.514Holocene3.0very strong dissolution of foraminifers568
0.323.138Holocene80.0strong dissolution of foraminifers582
0.373.769Holocene314.0gradual increase in�dissolution of foraminifers�upward3239
0.424.396Holocene342.0gradual increase in�dissolution of foraminifers�upward2269
0.475.009Holocene1003.0gradual increase in�dissolution of foraminifers�upward4219
0.505.602Holocene1156.0gradual increase in�dissolution of foraminifers�upward1293
0.556.174Holocene501.0gradual increase in�dissolution of foraminifers�upward1
0.626.728Holocene512.0noticeable�not very�strong dissolution of foraminifers2355
0.677.253Holocene690.0noticeable�not very�strong dissolution of foraminifers1302
0.727.769Holocene303.0noticeable�not very�strong dissolution of foraminifers3259
0.758.279Holocene2284.0noticeable�not very�strong dissolution of foraminifers1483
0.808.792Holocene812.0noticeable�not very�strong dissolution of foraminifers1232
0.859.143Holocene200.0weak dissolution of foraminifers9176
0.909.506Holocene720.0weak dissolution of foraminifers2290
0.959.885Holocene306.0weak dissolution of foraminifers3180
1.0210.284Holocene762.0weak dissolution of foraminifers6244
1.0710.709Holocene322.0weak dissolution of foraminifers5279
1.1211.187Late Drias67.0strong dissolution of foraminifers17167
1.1711.860Late Drias20.0strong dissolution of foraminifers29150
1.2212.283Late Drias12.0strong dissolution of foraminifers50130
1.2712.706Late Drias163.0strong dissolution of foraminifers38180
1.3213.128Belling-Allrod523.0weak dissolution of foraminifers15313
1.3713.549Belling-Allrod680.0weak dissolution of foraminifers336
1.4213.829Belling-Allrod1816.0weak dissolution of foraminifers6512
1.4714.109Belling-Allrod2320.0weak dissolution of foraminifers6317
1.5214.413Belling-Allrod1384.0weak dissolution of foraminifers11473
1.5714.875pre-Belling250.0weak dissolution of foraminifers13571
1.6215.236pre-Belling150.0weak dissolution of foraminifers11200
1.6715.783pre-Belling80.0weak dissolution of foraminifers15280
1.7216.230Last Glacial4.0noticeable�dissolution of foraminifers85180
1.7716.676Last Glacial5.0noticeable�dissolution of foraminifers62252
1.8217.121Last Glacial18.0noticeable�dissolution of foraminifers25130
1.8717.566Last Glacial54.0weak dissolution of foraminifers10189
1.9218.009Last Glacial56.0weak dissolution of foraminifers33170
1.9718.452Last Glacial128.0weak dissolution of foraminifers5196
2.0218.893Last Glacial450.0weak dissolution of foraminifers1375
2.0719.304Last Glacial207.0weak dissolution of foraminifers8185
2.1219.715Last Glacial170.0weak dissolution of foraminifers3301
2.1720.125Last Glacial480.0weak dissolution of foraminifers3228
2.2220.534Last Glacial110.0weak dissolution of foraminifers3203
2.2720.942Last Glacial85.0weak dissolution of foraminifers3160