Dataset - B2FIND

(Table S1) Planktonic foraminifera abundances for the 1223 surface sediment s...

Our training set (SH0911C2, available from http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/paleo.html) augments that used by Crundwell el al . [2008, Figure 2] with additional data from Mohtadi...

(Table 7) Distribution of dead benthic foraminifera in deep-sea surface sedim...

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(Table 6) Distribution of live benthic foraminifera in deep-sea surface sedim...

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Relative abundance of radiolaria of sediment core PS2498-1

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(Table A1) Abundance of nannofossil marker species and morphotypes in sedimen...

Relative abundances of taxa or morphotypes were estimated as follows: V = very abundant (>50%), A = abundant (>20 <50%), C = common (>10 <20%), F = few (>1...

(Table 1) Descriptive statistics for planktic foraminifera from core PS2489-2...

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Stable isotope analysis of benthic foraminifera and summer sea surface temper...

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(Table 1) Size of planktic foraminifers in surface sediments

An extended version of this table is availabel via the URL given as data detail

(Figure 2) Paleoproductivity and size of planktic foraminifers of sediment co...

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Diatoms in surface sediments

Data are accessible on request: Rainer.Gersonde@awi.de

δ18O and δ13C of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi and related species and carbonate...

The δ13C composition of Cibicidoides wuellerstorfi and other Cibicidoides spp is an important tool to reconstruct past changes in the deep ocean carbon cycle. The species are...

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...

Compilation of planktonic foraminiferal census counts from the Southern Hemis...

We present an improved database of planktonic foraminiferal census counts from the Southern Hemisphere Oceans (SHO) from 15°S to 64°S. The SHO database combines 3 existing...