Magnesium/Calcium and δ¹⁸O measurements on Trilobatus sacculifer (w/s), and paleotemperature and paleosalinity records of sediment core SK-312/12

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Sediment core SK-312/12 was collected from the Equatorial Indian Ocean at 3750m b.s.l.. Stable oxygen isotopic analysis of Trilobatus sacculifer (w/s) was carried out in 250-355µm size fraction. Mg/Ca analysis of Trilobatus sacculifer (w/s) (250-355µm) was carried out following the cleaning protocol developed by Barker et al. 2003, the method for foraminiferal Mg/Ca analysis. Paleotemperature was reconstructed using the equation: Mg/Ca (mmol/mol) = 0.24 * exp(0.097T), given by Hollstein et al., 2017. The seawater oxygen isotopic record was obtained using the equation: T (⁰C) = 17 – 4.52 (δ18Ocarb - δ18Osw) + 0.03 (δ18Ocarb - δ18Osw)2, given by Erez & Luz, 1983. Paleosalinity was reconstructed using the equation: δ18Osw (VSMOW) = -8.89 + 0.27 * Ssw, given by Srivastava et al., 2007.

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DOI https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.974311
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Creator Jena, Sanjit Kumar ORCID logo; Bhushan, Ravi ORCID logo; Jena, Partha S; Bharti, Nisha; Sudheer, A K; Sanyal, Prasanta; Shivam, Ajay; Dhabi, Ankur
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Publication Year 2025
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Discipline Earth System Research
Spatial Coverage (65.005 LON, -0.007 LAT)