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Chen, Wenwen; Mohtadi, Mahyar; Schefuß, Enno; Mollenhauer, Gesine (2016): Concentrations and abundance ratios of long-chain alkenones and glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraethers in sinking particles south of Java [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.858877, Supplement to: Chen, W et al. (2016): Concentrations and abundance ratios of long-chain alkenones and glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraethers in sinking particles south of Java. Deep Sea Research Part I: Oceanographic Research Papers, 112, 14-24, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dsr.2016.02.010

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Abstract:
In this study, we obtained concentrations and abundance ratios of long-chain alkenones and glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraethers (GDGTs) in a one-year time-series of sinking particles collected with a sediment trap moored from December 2001 to November 2002 at 2200 m water depth south of Java in the eastern Indian Ocean. We investigate the seasonality of alkenone and GDGT fluxes as well as the potential habitat depth of the Thaumarchaeota producing the GDGTs entrained in sinking particles. The alkenone flux shows a pronounced seasonality and ranges from 1 µg m-**2 d**-1 to 35 µg m**-2 d**-1. The highest alkenone flux is observed in late September during the Southeast monsoon, coincident with high total organic carbon fluxes as well as high net primary productivity. Flux-weighted mean temperature for the high flux period using the alkenone-based sea-surface temperature (SST) index UK'37 is 26.7°C, which is similar to satellite-derived Southeast (SE) monsoon SST (26.4°C). The GDGT flux displays a weaker seasonality than that of the alkenones. It is elevated during the SE monsoon period compared to the Northwest (NW) monsoon and intermonsoon periods (approximately 2.5 times), which is probably related to seasonal variation of the abundance of Thaumarchaeota, or to enhanced export of GDGTs by aggregation with sinking phytoplankton detritus. Flux-weighted mean temperature inferred from the GDGT-based TEXH86 index is 26.2°C, which is 1.8 °C lower than mean annual (ma) SST but similar to SE monsoon SST. As the time series of TEXH86 temperature estimates, however, does not record a strong seasonal amplitude, we infer that TEXH86 reflects ma upper thermocline temperature at approximately 50 m water depth.
Coverage:
Latitude: -8.291700 * Longitude: 108.033300
Date/Time Start: 2001-12-17T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 2002-10-30T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, water: 2200 m * Maximum DEPTH, water: 2200 m
Event(s):
JAM-2 * Latitude: -8.291700 * Longitude: 108.033300 * Elevation: -2200.0 m * Location: off south Java * Method/Device: Mooring (MOOR)
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Sample code/labelSample labelMollenhauer, Gesine
DEPTH, waterDepth watermMollenhauer, GesineGeocode
DATE/TIMEDate/TimeMollenhauer, GesineGeocode
Duration, number of daysDurationdaysMollenhauer, Gesine
Acyclic glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraetherGDGT-0µg/gMollenhauer, Gesine
Monocyclic glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraetherGDGT-1µg/gMollenhauer, Gesine
Dicyclic glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraetherGDGT-2µg/gMollenhauer, Gesine
Tricyclic glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraetherGDGT-3µg/gMollenhauer, Gesine
CrenarchaeolCrenµg/gMollenhauer, Gesine
10 Crenarchaeol isomerCren isoµg/gMollenhauer, Gesine
11 Tetramethylated branched glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraether IabrGDGT Iµg/gMollenhauer, Gesine
12 Pentamethylated branched glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraether IIa/a'brGDGT IIµg/gMollenhauer, Gesine
13 Hexamethylated branched glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraether IIIa/a'brGDGT IIIµg/gMollenhauer, Gesine
14 Acyclic glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraether, fractional abundanceGDGT-0Mollenhauer, Gesine
15 Monocyclic glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraether, fractional abundanceGDGT-1Mollenhauer, Gesine
16 Dicyclic glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraether, fractional abundanceGDGT-2Mollenhauer, Gesine
17 Tricyclic glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraether, fractional abundanceGDGT-3Mollenhauer, Gesine
18 Crenarchaeol, fractional abundanceCrenMollenhauer, Gesine
19 Crenarchaeol isomer, fractional abundanceCren isoMollenhauer, Gesine
20 Tetraether index of 86 carbon atomsTEX86Mollenhauer, Gesine
21 Branched and isoprenoid tetraether indexBITMollenhauer, Gesine
22 Alkenone, C37:3C37:3ng/gMollenhauer, Gesine
23 Alkenone, C37:2C37:2ng/gMollenhauer, Gesine
24 Alkenone, unsaturation index UK'37UK'37Mollenhauer, Gesine
Size:
415 data points

Data

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Sample label

Depth water [m]

Date/Time

Duration [days]

GDGT-0 [µg/g]

GDGT-1 [µg/g]

GDGT-2 [µg/g]

GDGT-3 [µg/g]

Cren [µg/g]
10 
Cren iso [µg/g]
11 
brGDGT I [µg/g]
12 
brGDGT II [µg/g]
13 
brGDGT III [µg/g]
14 
GDGT-0
15 
GDGT-1
16 
GDGT-2
17 
GDGT-3
18 
Cren
19 
Cren iso
20 
TEX86
21 
BIT
22 
C37:3 [ng/g]
23 
C37:2 [ng/g]
24 
UK'37
JAM2-0122002001-12-17162.1950.9071.2030.2046.2280.4590.2160.0540.0000.200.080.110.020.560.040.670.041486
JAM2-0222002001-12-30161.3040.5380.6820.1323.7360.2960.1690.0480.0130.200.080.100.020.560.040.670.061034
JAM2-0322002002-01-15161.2050.4690.6100.0983.0970.2300.1550.0380.0180.210.080.110.020.540.040.670.061474
JAM2-0422002002-01-31161752
JAM2-0522002002-02-16162.4460.9381.2080.1856.3130.4990.1420.0450.0170.210.080.100.020.540.040.670.031155
JAM2-0622002002-03-04161.7040.6740.9380.1865.2440.3970.1600.0000.0000.190.070.100.020.570.040.690.036670
JAM2-0722002002-03-20161.6490.6640.8540.1364.5420.3420.1490.0410.0120.200.080.100.020.550.040.670.044796
JAM2-0822002002-04-05162.5671.0011.2390.1766.4460.4870.1070.0330.0210.220.080.100.010.540.040.660.025519
JAM2-0922002002-04-21162.0900.8041.0040.1295.1190.3780.0960.0320.0130.220.080.110.010.540.040.650.031531
JAM2-1022002002-05-07162.8341.0801.3680.1916.9890.5480.1130.0330.0130.220.080.110.010.540.040.660.022963
JAM2-1122002002-05-23163.2971.2841.6050.2108.2100.5920.1490.0400.0000.220.080.110.010.540.040.650.024445
JAM2-1222002002-06-08161.8360.7260.8950.1324.7940.3410.1250.0410.0170.210.080.100.020.550.040.650.041484
JAM2-1322002002-06-24161.5000.5940.7260.0963.7980.2840.1150.0360.0150.210.080.100.010.540.040.650.043271
JAM2-1422002002-07-10161.3050.5180.6370.0883.2590.2440.1220.0340.0200.220.090.110.010.540.040.650.054225
JAM2-1522002002-07-26161.4790.6090.7610.1324.3600.3170.1240.0330.0100.190.080.100.020.570.040.670.044240
JAM2-1622002002-08-11160.9870.4250.4650.0952.7440.1880.1170.0310.0000.200.090.090.020.560.040.640.0521460090.97
JAM2-1722002002-08-27161.1260.4670.5450.1223.3990.2390.0950.0290.0080.190.080.090.020.580.040.660.0426964700.96
JAM2-1822002002-09-12163.5851.3691.5630.3258.9040.6900.0760.0240.0170.220.080.100.020.540.040.650.011436212630.94
JAM2-1922002002-09-28163.3321.2881.4670.2697.9850.6700.0640.0260.0170.220.090.100.020.530.040.650.01921146340.94
JAM2-2022002002-10-14162.8361.0551.1990.2346.7280.5710.0660.0140.0100.220.080.090.020.530.050.660.01952128160.93
JAM2-2122002002-10-30163.0781.1081.2610.1996.7250.5430.0960.0280.0110.240.090.100.020.520.040.640.02954103730.92