Dataset - B2FIND

Counts of diatoms of composite core PG1756

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Counts of diatoms of composite core PG1755

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(Table T1) Stratigraphic occurence and relative abundances of diatom taxa fro...

Abundance: D = dominant >60%, A = abundant 30-60, C = common 15-30, F = few 3-15, R = rare <3, T = trace, X = present, - = none. Preservation: G = good, M = moderate, P =...

Microplankton abundance and composition in Reloncaví Sound (Chile) during the...

This dataset documents the abundance (cells L⁻¹) and taxonomic composition of microplankton in the Reloncaví Sound during the austral spring 2023–summer 2024 transition....

Genetic and morphologic data of diatoms from Arctic surface sediments

Lakes cover large parts of the climatically sensitive Arctic landscape and respond rapidly to environmental change. Freshwater diatoms dominate the primary producer community in...

Diatom abundance in surface sediments of the northern North Pacific

In order to map the modern distribution of diatoms and to establish a reliable reference data set for paleoenvironmental reconstruction in the northern North Pacific, a new data...

Phytoplankton abundance measured on water bottle samples during POLARSTERN cr...

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(Table T1) Diatom stratigraphy of ODP Site 184-1143

Diatoms from Ocean Drilling Program Leg 184 Site 1143 in the southern South China Sea were analyzed for this paper. We found that diatoms are barren or scarce from 27.94 to...

Sea ice diatoms as relative abundance from the Belcher islands archipelago, H...

Relative abundances (%) of diatoms from the bottom 5 cm of modern sea ice samples from the Belcher Islands Archipelago, south-eastern Hudson Bay, Canada between April and May...

Sea ice diatom concentrations from the Belcher islands archipelago, Hudson Ba...

Diatom concentrations (valves/ml) from the bottom 5 cm of modern sea ice samples from the Belcher Islands Archipelago, south-eastern Hudson Bay, Canada between April and May...