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Bunzel, Dorothea; Milker, Yvonne; Francescangeli, Fabio; Schmiedl, Gerhard: Foraminifera census counts at salt-marsch archive GeoHH-FK (Friedrichskoog, south-eastern North Sea) [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.927336 (dataset in review)

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Abstract:
Here we have evaluated and compared two benthic foraminiferal records derived from sedimentary salt-marsh archives from the south-eastern North Sea coast, covering the past ~100 years. The particular focus was on the agglutinated benthic salt-marsh foraminifera Entzia macrescens, finding a rising number of deformed tests at times of strengthened North Sea storminess and associated more frequent salt-marsh flooding between the mid-century and late 1980s. The study is based on sediment sequences GeoHH-FK (Friedrichskoog, Dithmarschen) and TB13-1 (Bay of Tümlau, Eiderstedt Peninsula; Müller-Navarra et al., 2019; doi:10.1016/j.ecss.2018.12.022) that were retrieved from the salt marshes' erosional cliffs in November 2016 and August 2013. Sediment sequence GeoHH-FK was sampled at 0.5 cm spacing, with every second sample considered for benthic foraminiferal analysis, resulting in a total of 116 samples. All samples were wet-sieved for the 63–500 µm sediment fraction and benthic foraminiferal analysis was based on allocate splits in order to obtain approximately 100 individuals per split. Subsequent taxonomical identification was carried out on the wet sediment samples. Normal and irregular tests of E. macrescens were distinguished and counted separately. The benthic foraminiferal record of TB13-1 was provided by Müller-Navarra et al. (2019; doi:10.1016/j.ecss.2018.12.022). As benthic foraminifera are very sensitive to environmental changes, the consideration of deformed tests of the salt-marsh indicator species E. macrescens allowed for the evaluation of the salt marshes' vulnerability to changing climate conditions, in dependence on the degree of their modification by human interventions.
Supplement to:
Bunzel, Dorothea; Milker, Yvonne; Francescangeli, Fabio; Schmiedl, Gerhard (in review): The response of human-modified coastal wetlands from the southeastern North Sea to amplified storm-climate conditions: Indications by deformed marsh foraminifera. Ecological Indicators
Further details:
Müller-Navarra, Katharina; Milker, Yvonne; Bunzel, Dorothea; Lindhorst, Sebastian; Friedrich, Jana; Arz, Helge Wolfgang; Schmiedl, Gerhard (2019): Benthic foraminifera counts at TB13-1, Tümlau Bay [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.897277
Müller-Navarra, Katharina; Milker, Yvonne; Bunzel, Dorothea; Lindhorst, Sebastian; Friedrich, Jana; Arz, Helge Wolfgang; Schmiedl, Gerhard (2019): Evolution of a salt marsh in the southeastern North Sea region – Anthropogenic and natural forcing. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 218, 268-277, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecss.2018.12.022
Coverage:
Latitude: 54.043100 * Longitude: 8.872300
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.01 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 1.16 m
Event(s):
GeoHH-FK (Friedrichskoog) * Latitude: 54.043100 * Longitude: 8.872300 * Elevation: 2.8 m * Recovery: 1.16 m * Location: Germany * Method/Device: Coastal section (CSEC)
Comment:
Samples were wet split and the taxonomic identification was made on wet samples.
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
1DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmBunzel, DorotheaGeocode
2Depth, bottom/maxDepth botmBunzel, Dorothea
3Foraminifera, benthic agglutinated indeterminataForam benth agg ind#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
4Ammonia batavaA. batava#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fractions.l.
5Ammonia sp.Ammonia sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
6Balticammina pseudomacrescensB. pseudomacrescens#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
7Bolivina spp.Bolivina spp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
8Bolivinita sp.Bolivinita sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
9Buccella cf. frigidaB. cf. frigida#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
10Bulimina sp.Bulimina sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
11Buliminella elegantissimaB. elegantissima#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
12Cassidulina sp.Cassidulina sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
13Cibicides sp.Cibicides sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
14Cibicidoides sp.Cibicidoides sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
15Cribroelphidium incertumC. incertum#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
16Cribroelphidium selseyenseC. selseyense#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
17Cribroelphidium williamsoniC. williamsoni#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
18Discorbis spp.Discorbis spp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
19Elphidium excavatum subsp. clavatumE. excavatum ssp. clavatum#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
20Elphidium spp.Elphidium spp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
21Entzia macrescensE. macrescens#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fractionIndividuals with 1 aperture
22Entzia macrescensE. macrescens#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fractionIndividuals with >1 aperture
23Entzia macrescensE. macrescens#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fractionirregular
24Eponides spp.Eponides spp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
25Gyroidinoides sp.Gyroidinoides sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
26Haplophragmoides spp.Haplophragmoides spp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
27Haynesina depressulaH. depressula#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
28Haynesina germanicaH. germanica#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
29Foraminifera, benthic hyaline, indeterminataForam benth hyline indet#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
30Laevidentalina filiformisL. filiformis#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
31Lagena spp.Lagena spp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
32Lenticulina sp.Lenticulina sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
33Lepidodeuterammina ochraceaL. ochracea#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
34Miliammina fuscaM. fusca#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
35Miliammina petilaM. petila#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
36Nonion spp.Nonion spp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
37Oolina globosaO. globosa#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
38Paratrochammina haynesiP. haynesi#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
39Patellina sp.Patellina sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
40Polysaccammina sp.Polysaccammina sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
41Quinqueloculina sp.Quinqueloculina sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
42Reophax sp.Reophax sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
43Rosalina sp.Rosalina sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
44Saccammina sp.Saccammina sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
45Spirillina perforataS. perforata#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
46Stainforthia fusiformisS. fusiformis#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
47TextulariidaeTextulariidae#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
48Trifarina angulosaT. angulosa#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
49Trochammina inflataT. inflata#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
50Uvigerina sp.Uvigerina sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
51GlobigerinidaeGlobigerinidae#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
52Globorotalia menardiiG. menardii#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
53Guembelitria sp.Guembelitria sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
54Hedbergella sp.Hedbergella sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
55Planoheterohelix sp.Planoheterohelix sp.#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
56Foraminifera, liningsForam lin#Bunzel, DorotheaCounting 63-500 µm fraction
57SplitSplitBunzel, Dorotheasplit of wet sample
58Sample volumeSamp volcm3Bunzel, Dorothea
License:
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY-4.0) (License comes into effect after moratorium ends)
Size:
6612 data points

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