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Zarkogiannis, Stergios; Kontakiotis, George; Antonarakou, A (2021): Abundance of plantkonic foraminifera from 28 stations in the Aegean and the Levantine Sea [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.927261

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Abstract:
For detailed quantitative micropalaeontological analysis, specimens of planktonic foraminifera were picked from about 3g of dry marine sediment, taken from the 1-2 topmost centimeters of the cores. Each sample was disaggregated with a weak hydrogen peroxide solution, wet sieved through a 63 μm sieve, and left to dry at 50°C overnight. The dry residues were sieved through a 125 μm screen and split using an Otto micro-splitter into aliquots of at least 300 planktonic foraminifera specimens, which were identified using the taxonomy of Hemleben et al. (1989; doi:10.1007/978-1-4612-3544-6_2). Trilobatus sacculifer and Trilobatus trilobus were treated as two different morphotypes. As T. trilobus are regarded the T. sacculifer individuals without the sac-like final chamber. Following Aurahs et al., 2009 (doi:10.1111/j.1365-294X.2009.04136.x), we distinguish Globigerinoides ruber pink (var. rosea) as a distinct morphotype. For the white variety (var. albus), we follow the concept of Wang (2000; doi:10.1016/S0031-0182(00)00094-8) by distinguishing G. ruber sensu stricto (s.s.) and G. ruber sensu lato (s.l.) morphotypes. We further note that G. ruber s.s. is equivalent to Morphotype A (type “Normal”), while those specimens grouped as G. ruber s.l. correspond to the Morphotypes B and C (types “Platys”and “Elongate”) of Kontakiotis et al. (2017; doi:10.1016/j.jmarsys.2017.05.005) for the study area.
Keyword(s):
Average shell size; Eastern Mediterranean; Planktonic foraminifera abundances
Related to:
Zarkogiannis, Stergios; Kontakiotis, George; Antonarakou, A (2020): Recent planktonic foraminifera population and size response to Eastern Mediterranean hydrography. Revue de Micropaléontologie, 69, 100450, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.revmic.2020.100450
Coverage:
Median Latitude: 36.815120 * Median Longitude: 26.474570 * South-bound Latitude: 32.650000 * West-bound Longitude: 23.800000 * North-bound Latitude: 40.590000 * East-bound Longitude: 34.100000
Date/Time Start: 1998-01-22T02:36:00 * Date/Time End: 2007-02-02T15:50:00
Minimum Elevation: -3621.0 m * Maximum Elevation: -119.0 m
Event(s):
Aegeo_1992_M22-103  * Latitude: 36.900000 * Longitude: 26.750000 * Elevation: -395.0 m * Location: Eastern Mediterranean Sea * Method/Device: Gravity corer (GC)
Aegeo_1998_MNB5  * Latitude: 40.250000 * Longitude: 25.750000 * Elevation: -520.0 m * Location: Eastern Mediterranean Sea * Method/Device: MultiCorer (MUC)
Aegeo_1998_MNB6  * Latitude: 40.590000 * Longitude: 25.130000 * Elevation: -152.0 m * Location: Eastern Mediterranean Sea * Method/Device: MultiCorer (MUC)
Parameter(s):
Size:
448 data points

Data

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Event

Latitude

Longitude

Elevation [m]

Expedition

Station

Method/Device

G. ruber ss [%]

G. ruber sl [%]
10 
G. ruber var. rosea [%]
11 
G. bulloides [%]
12 
O. universa [%]
13 
G. rubescens [%]
14 
G. glutinata [%]
15 
T. trilobus [%]
16 
G. siphonifera [%]
17 
N. pachyderma [%]
18 
T. quinqueloba [%]
19 
G. calida [%]
20 
T. sacculifer [%]
21 
G. inflata [%]
Aegeo_1998_MNB6 40.590025.1300-152R/V Aegeo/1998MNB 6MultiCorer4952581002000000
Aegeo_1998_MNB5 40.250025.7500-520R/V Aegeo/1998MNB 5MultiCorer3582105327050000
M51/3_602 40.220025.2400-1466R/V Meteor/2001 (M51-3)M51-3#602MultiCorer162172710236220000
M51/3_601-1 40.088824.6112-977R/V Meteor/2001 (M51-3)M51-3#601Gravity corer (Kiel type)27414310040543000
M71/3_Sk01 39.560023.8000-1267R/V Meteor/2007 (M71-3)M71-3#SK-01MultiCorer18104356913010000
M51/3_596 38.950024.7500-884R/V Meteor/2001 (M51-3)M51-3#596MultiCorer2302602023701000
Hydna_2008_C38 38.210025.8300-191R/V Hydna/2008C 38Gravity corer2985220552320002
Hydna_2008_C6 38.070024.5300-311R/V Hydna/2008C 6Gravity corer23522711124353003
M51/3_594 37.900026.2200-991R/V Meteor/2001 (M51-3)M51-3#594MultiCorer1433650110430000
Hydna_2008_C18 37.860025.2100-257R/V Hydna/2008C 18Gravity corer1942480913221000
Hydna_2008_C1 37.440027.0600-192R/V Hydna/2008Core 1 (Samos)Gravity corer6133002120400000
Hydna_2008_C20 37.290025.4200-119R/V Hydna/2008Core 20Gravity corer3495011583300004
Hydna_2008_C28 37.080024.5900-422R/V Hydna/2008Core 28Gravity corer21523411610244000
Aegeo_1992_M22-103 36.900026.7500-395R/V Aegeo/1992M22-103Gravity corer1333541665040000
Aegeo_1998_NS40 36.880027.4700-1078R/V Aegeo/1998NS 40Gravity corer28323801503000310
Aegeo_1998_MSB4 36.250024.1100-914R/V Aegeo/1998MSB 4MultiCorer1963431252000500
M40/4_MUC65 36.145825.5635-828R/V Meteor/2001 (M40-4)M40-4#65MultiCorer2623473941000000
Aegeo_1998_MSB3 35.950023.9000-1194R/V Aegeo/1998MSB 3MultiCorer3436420040000400
Aegeo_1998_MSB7 35.670026.2200-2273R/V Aegeo/1998MSB7MultiCorer2575294240000800
M71/3_Rho02 35.620027.7000-1304R/V Meteor/2007 (M71-3)M 71-3 RHO 02MultiCorer3087271201710000
M51/3_578 35.490027.5800-1366R/V Meteor/2001 (M51-3)M 51-3#578MultiCorer2825482700000500
M40/4_MUC67 34.813527.2960-2157R/V Meteor/2001 (M40-4)M 40-4#67MultiCorer24324521450000000
M51/3_566-3 34.466725.6663-1338R/V Meteor/2001 (M51-3)M 51-3#566MultiCorer21533511423401000
M51/3_574-2 34.448533.8610-1171R/V Meteor/2001 (M51-3)M 51-3#574MultiCorer3132402830000500
M71/3_ler01 34.440026.1900-3621R/V Meteor/2007 (M71-3)M 71-3 IER 01MultiCorer23165152232000000
M71/3_Her01 33.920027.7400-2498R/V Meteor/2007 (M71-3)HER-01 M71-3MultiCorer17132282403600000
M71/3_Her03 33.670029.0000-3084R/V Meteor/2007 (M71-3)HER-03 M71-3MultiCorer121710105510600000
M51/3_571 32.650034.1000-1465R/V Meteor/2001 (M51-3)M51-3#571MultiCorer42811146000400000