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Gilmer, Greer; Riesselman, Christina R; Kim, Sunghan (2025): RS15-LC62 Diatom counts and biogenic silica from Moubray Bay, northwest Ross Sea, Antarctica [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.986132

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Published: 2025-10-27DOI registered: 2025-11-04

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Abstract:
A high-resolution record of diatom counts and biogenic silica in sediment core RS15-LC62 collected from Moubray Bay, northwest Ross Sea, Antarctica by Korea Polar Research Institute (KOPRI) expedition ANA05B in 2015. Core is 4.8 m long. Sediment samples were collected from lamination pairs or triplets in the upper ~2.3 m of the core and then as 1 cm thick sediment samples below 2.3 m due to textural differences in the core. Data includes diatom census counts, relative diatom abundance (RDA) of the three most dominant taxa downcore, absolute diatom abundance (ADA), and wt% biogenic silica. Data was used to reconstruct changes in environmental conditions such as sea ice concentration and water column structure over ~500 years during the early Holocene.
Keyword(s):
Antarctic; biogenic silica; Diatoms; Ross Sea; sediment
Supplement to:
Gilmer, Greer; Riesselman, Christina R; Kim, Sunghan; Yoo, Kyu-Cheul; Lee, Jae Il; Lee, Min Kyung; Ginnane, Catherine E; Rosenheim, Brad; Turnbull, J; Parker, Rebecca L; Jacobsen, Geraldine; McKay, Robert M; Levy, Richard H; Moy, Christopher M (accepted): Increased sea ice duration in Moubray Bay, northwest Ross Sea linked to early Holocene wind strength. Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology
Funding:
Korea Polar Research Institute (KOPRI), grant/award no. PE25090
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), grant/award no. ANTA1801
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), grant/award no. C05X1001
Coverage:
Latitude: -72.075692 * Longitude: 170.456007
Date/Time Start: 2015-01-30T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 2015-01-30T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.080 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 4.810 m
Event(s):
RS15-LC62 * Latitude: -72.075692 * Longitude: 170.456007 * Date/Time: 2015-01-30T00:00:00 * Elevation: -594.0 m * Recovery: 4.8 m * Location: Ross Sea * Campaign: ANA05B * Basis: Araon * Method/Device: Jumbo Piston Core (JPC) * Comment: Jumbo piston corer deployed in gravity mode
Comment:
Supported by the L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Australia and New Zealand Fellowship
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
1DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGilmer, GreerGeocode – Composite depth top (m below sea floor)
2Sediment typeSedimentGilmer, GreerDescription of sediment
3Sample massSamp mmgGilmer, Greer
4MagnificationMagXGilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2630x magnification
5FieldsFields#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2Fields of view
6Total countsTotal counts#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
7Actinocyclus actinochilusA. actinochilus#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
8Asteromphalus hookeriA. hookeri#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
9Actinocyclus curvatulusA. curvatulus#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
10Asteromphalus parvulusA. parvulus#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
11Chaetoceros bulbosusC. bulbosus#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
12Chaetoceros criophilusC. criophilus#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
13Chaetoceros dichaetaC. dichaeta#/lGilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
14Chaetoceros spp.Chaetoceros spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
15Chaetoceros spp., resting sporesChaetoceros spp. rs#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
16Chaetoceros spp. vegetative cellsChaetoceros spp. veg#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
17Corethron pennatumC. pennatum#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
18Coscinodiscus spp.Coscinodiscus spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
19Eucampia spp.Eucampia spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
20Eucampia antarcticaE. antarctica#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2resting intercalary, flat
21Eucampia antarcticaE. antarctica#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2resting terminal, pointy
22Eucampia antarcticaE. antarctica#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2spp.
23Eucampia antarctica var. rectaE. antarctica var. recta#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
24Fragilariopsis curtaF. curta#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
25Fragilariopsis cylindrusF. cylindrus#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
26Fragilariopsis kerguelensisF. kerguelensis#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
27Fragilariopsis obliquecostataF. obliquecostata#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
28Fragilariopsis rhombicaF. rhombica#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
29Fragilariopsis ritscheriF. ritscheri#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
30Fragilariopsis spp.Fragilariopsis spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
31Fragilariopsis sublinearisF. sublinearis#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
32Fragilariopsis vanheurckiiF. vanheurckii#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
33Navicula spp.Navicula spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
34Nitzschia spp.Nitzschia spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
35Odontella weissflogiiO. weissflogii#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
36Porosira glacialisP. glacialis#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
37Proboscia alataP. alata#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
38Proboscia inermisP. inermis#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
39Proboscia spp.Proboscia spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
40Proboscia truncataP. truncata#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
41Pseudo-nitzschia spp.Pseudo-nitzschia spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2thin types
42Rhizosolenia spp.Rhizosolenia spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
43Shionodiscus gracilis var. expectusS. gracilis var. expectus#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
44Shionodiscus gracilis var. gracilisS. gracilis var. gracilis#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
45Shionodiscus gracilisS. gracilis#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
46Shionodiscus spp.Shionodiscus spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
47Dictyocha speculumD. speculum#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
48Silicoflagellate indeterminataSilicoflagellate indet#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
49Stellarima microtriasS: microtrias#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
50Thalassionema spp.Thalassionema spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
51Thalassiosira antarcticaT. antarctica#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
52Thalassiosira frenguelliopsisT. frenguelliopsis#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
53Thalassiosira lentiginosaT. lentiginosa#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
54Thalassiosira oliveranaT. oliverana#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
55Thalassiosira poroseriataT. poroseriata#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
56Thalassiosira spp.Thalassiosira spp.#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
57Thalassiosira tumidaT. tumida#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
58Trichotoxon reinboldiiT. reinboldii#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
59Diatoms, otherDiatom oth#Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2
60Chaetoceros spp., resting sporesChaetoceros spp. rs%Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2Relative abundance
61Corethron pennatumC. pennatum%Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2Relative abundance
62Fragilariopsis curtaF. curta%Gilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2Relative abundance
63Diatoms abundance, including resting stage, per unit sediment dry massDiatom abund i rs108 #/gGilmer, GreerLight microscope, Olympus, BH-2Absolute diatom abundance
64Biogenic silicabSiO2%Gilmer, Greerweight percent
Status:
Curation Level: Enhanced curation (CurationLevelC)
Size:
4293 data points

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