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Southern Ocean RADiolarian dataset (SO-RAD)
Radiolarians (holoplanktonic Protozoa) found in marine sediments are commonly used in Southern Ocean as palaeoclimate proxies. Generating such reconstructions of past climate... -
Relative abundance of radiolarian from different cores in the Pacific Ocean
Radiolarian census counts (in relative abundance) and environmental data from 801 core-tops distributed across the Pacific Ocean (mmn8). -
(Table 4) Occurrences of spumellarians in Quaternary samples of ODP Site 134-...
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(Table 3) Radiolarian abundance of ODP Hole 115-709A
Species abundance: C = common (>5%), F = few (1%-5%), R = rare (0.1%-1%), + = very rare (only one or two specimens found), - = absent -
(Appendix A, Table 9) Occurrence of stratigraphically important radiolaria sp...
Species occurrence: P = present, + = rare (one or two specimens), - = searched for and found to be absent -
(Appendix A, Table 2) Occurrence of stratigraphically important radiolaria sp...
Species occurrence: P = present, + = rare (one or two specimens), - = searched for and found to be absent -
(Appendix A, Table 1) Occurrence of stratigraphically important radiolaria sp...
Species occurrence: P = present, + = rare (one or two specimens), - = searched for and found to be absent -
(Table 2) Relative abundances of radiolarian species in ODP Site 116-717
A = abundant, C = common, R = rare, - = absent -
(Table 2) Relative abundances of radiolarian species in ODP Hole 116-719A
A = abundant, C = common, R = rare, - = absent -
(Table 2) Relative abundances of radiolarian species in ODP Hole 116-718B
A = abundant, C = common, R = rare, - = absent -
(Table 5) Radiolarian abundance of ODP Hole 115-710A
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(Table 1) Relative abundance of radiolarians from DSDP Hole 89-586B
The following samples were barren of radiolarians: 89-586B-2-1,60-62; 89-586B-2-2,60-62; 89-586B-2-3, 60-62; 89-586B2-6,60-62; 89-586B-3-5, 60-62 and 89-586B-3-6,60-62. -
(Table 5) Radiolarians at DSDP Site 65-485
Sediment depth is given in mbsf. Species abundance: A = abundant, C = common, F = few, R = rare, -= species searched for but not found, ? = questionable identify, cf. = confere. -
(Table 4) Radiolarians at DSDP Site 65-484
Sediment depth is given in mbsf. Species abundance: A = abundant, C = common, F = few, R = rare, -= species searched for but not found, ? = questionable identify, cf. = confere. -
(Table 3) Radiolarians at DSDP Hole 65-483
Sediment depth is given in mbsf. Species abundance: A = abundant, C = common, F = few, R = rare, -= species searched for but not found, ? = questionable identify, cf. = confere. -
Radiolarian biogeographic contrast between spring of 2017 and winter of 2017-...
Radiolarians are planktonic protozoon that play an important role in marine ecosystem and paleoenvironmental construction. The South China Sea (SCS) and Malacca Strait (MLS),... -
Core-top radiolarian abundances and environmental data from the western Pacif...
Radiolarians are a very diverse microzooplanktonic group, often distributed in regionally restricted assemblages and responding to specific environmental factors. These... -
Microfossils detected in a block of ancient dense clay coated with a ferroman...
The area in study is characterized by a regional stratigraphic hiatus from Early Miocene to Quaternary. Deposits from Late Eocene to Early Miocene occur on the bottom surface or... -
Radiolaria abundance of Hole 67-500
Relative abundance: D = dominant, A = abundant, C = common, F = few, R = rare, T = trace, P = present (numerical values are abundance in percent) -
Radiolaria abundance of Hole 68-503A
Relative abundance: D = dominant, A = abundant, C = common, F = few, R = rare, T = trace, P = present (numerical values are abundance in percent)