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Palmer, Amanda A (1987): (Table 1) Abundance of selected radiolarian species in the upper Paleogene section of DSDP Hole 95-612 [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.788485, Supplement to: Palmer, AA (1987): Cenozoic radiolarians from Deep Sea Drilling Project Sites 612 and 613 (Leg 95, New Jersey Transect) and Atlantic Slope Project Site ASP 15. In: Poag, CW; Watts, AB; et al. (eds.), Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, Washington (U.S. Govt. Printing Office), 95, 339-357, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.95.110.1987

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Abstract:
A major objective of DSDP Leg 95 (New Jersey Transect) was to investigate the effects of eustatic sea-level fluctuation and crustal subsidence on the depositional and erosional patterns of the Atlantic continental margin in the Baltimore Canyon trough area. Deep Sea Drilling Project Sites 612 and 613 were drilled on the New Jersey continental slope and rise during this leg.
A more specific goal of Leg 95 was to investigate calcareous and siliceous microfossil biostratigraphy in order to identify biostratigraphic gaps and to intercorrelate the various microfossil zonations for the New Jersey margin. This study of radiolarians from Sites 612 and 613, and from Atlantic Slope Project (ASP) Site ASP 15, demonstrates that although radiolarians occur throughout the Cenozoic section in this region, they are most useful for biostratigraphic control in the upper Paleogene part of the stratigraphic record. Results of this investigation indicate that several biostratigraphic gaps occur in the Cenozoic sedimentary sequence penetrated by the three drill holes.
Upper Paleogene radiolarians are well preserved, abundant, and diverse. Although some tropical taxa are rare or absent, sufficient age-diagnostic species are present for biostratigraphic determinations. In comparison, lower Paleogene radiolarians are poorly preserved because pronounced silica diagenesis formed porcellanites in some stratigraphic intervals. The Neogene radiolarians faunas are rare and moderately well preserved at all the sites investigated here. Neogene assemblages are dominated by spongodiscids and porodiscids (similar to faunas of modern cold/temperate shelf waters), and contain few taxa useful for biostratigraphic determinations.
Project(s):
Coverage:
Latitude: 38.820200 * Longitude: -72.773800
Date/Time Start: 1983-08-26T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1983-08-26T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 136.10 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 322.61 m
Event(s):
95-612 * Latitude: 38.820200 * Longitude: -72.773800 * Date/Time: 1983-08-26T00:00:00 * Elevation: -1386.0 m * Penetration: 675.3 m * Recovery: 579.7 m * Location: North Atlantic/SLOPE * Campaign: Leg95 * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 72 cores; 674.7 m cored; 0 m drilled; 85.9 % recovery
Comment:
Species abundance: C = common (> 10% of all radiolarians on a slide); F = frequent (1-10%); R = rare (0.1-1%); r = very rare (0.01-0.1%).
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
1Sample code/labelSample labelPalmer, Amanda ADSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
2DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
3Lithapium plegmacanthaL. plegmacanthaPalmer, Amanda A
4Phormocyrtis striata striataP. striata striataPalmer, Amanda A
5Theocotylissa ficusT. ficusPalmer, Amanda A
6Ceratospyris articulataC. articulataPalmer, Amanda A
7Lithocyclia ocellusL. ocellusPalmer, Amanda A
8Periphaena decoraP. decoraPalmer, Amanda A
9Spongatractus balbisS. balbisPalmer, Amanda A
10Spongatractus pachystylusS. pachystylusPalmer, Amanda A
11Theocotyle conicaT. conicaPalmer, Amanda A
12Podocyrtis dorusP. dorusPalmer, Amanda A
13Podocyrtis diamesaP. diamesaPalmer, Amanda A
14Dictyophimus craticulaD. craticulaPalmer, Amanda A
15Eusyringium lagenaE. lagenaPalmer, Amanda A
16Lophocyrtis biauritaL. biauritaPalmer, Amanda A
17Periphaena tripyramis tripyramisP. tripyramis tripyramisPalmer, Amanda A
18Periphaena tripyramis triangulaP. tripyramis triangulaPalmer, Amanda A
19Podocyrtis sinuosaP. sinuosaPalmer, Amanda A
20Dictyoprora mongolfieriD. mongolfieriPalmer, Amanda A
21Podocyrtis amplaP. amplaPalmer, Amanda A
22Theocorys anapographaT. anapographaPalmer, Amanda A
23Theocorys sp.Theocorys sp.Palmer, Amanda Aaff. T anapographa
24Thyrsocyrtis hirsutaT. hirsutaPalmer, Amanda A
25Dictyoprora urceolusD. urceolusPalmer, Amanda A
26Dictyoprora amphoraD. amphoraPalmer, Amanda A
27Dictyoprora sp.Dictyoprora sp.Palmer, Amanda Acf. D. amphora
28Thyrsocyrtis triacanthaT. triacanthaPalmer, Amanda A
29Lithochytris vespertilioL. vespertilioPalmer, Amanda A
30Lamptonium obelixL. obelixPalmer, Amanda A
31Thyrsocyrtis tensaT. tensaPalmer, Amanda A
32Thyrsocyrtis rhizodonT. rhizodonPalmer, Amanda A
33Lithapium anoectumL. anoectumPalmer, Amanda A
34Eusyringium fistuligerumE. fistuligerumPalmer, Amanda A
35Podocyrtis fasciolataP. fasciolataPalmer, Amanda A
36Lithapium mitraL. mitraPalmer, Amanda A
37Calocyclas hispidaC. hispidaPalmer, Amanda A
38Podocyrtis mitraP. mitraPalmer, Amanda A
39Podocyrtis chalaraP. chalaraPalmer, Amanda A
40Theocyrtis sp.Theocyrtis sp.Palmer, Amanda Acf. T. tuberosa
41Theocyrtis tuberosaT. tuberosaPalmer, Amanda A
42Thyrsocyrtis tetracanthaT. tetracanthaPalmer, Amanda A
43Lithocyclia aristotelisL. aristotelisPalmer, Amanda A
44Cryptoprora ornataC. ornataPalmer, Amanda A
45Dictyoprora armadilloD. armadilloPalmer, Amanda A
46Lychnocanium amphitriteL. amphitritePalmer, Amanda A
47Lophocyrtis jacchiaL. jacchiaPalmer, Amanda A
48Cyclampterium longiventerC. longiventerPalmer, Amanda A
49Artophormis barbadensisA. barbadensisPalmer, Amanda A
50Dictyoprora pirumD. pirumPalmer, Amanda A
51Tristylospyris tricerosT. tricerosPalmer, Amanda A
52Dictyoprora ovataD. ovataPalmer, Amanda A
53Thyrsocyrtis bromiaT. bromiaPalmer, Amanda A
54Carpocanistrum azyxC. azyxPalmer, Amanda A
55Calocyclas turrisC. turrisPalmer, Amanda A
56Lithocyclia angustaL. angustaPalmer, Amanda A
57Artophormis gracilisA. gracilisPalmer, Amanda A
58Radiolarian zoneRadiolarian zonePalmer, Amanda A
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