Dataset - B2FIND

(Table 1) Neogene radiolarians in DSDP Hole 93-603

Species abundance: C = common (20-30 specimens), F = few (10-20 specimens), R = rare (3-10 specimens), VR= very rare (1-2 specimens), ? = questionable, - = absent. Listed here...

(Table 14) Distribution of radiolaria in Oligocene to Pleistocene sediments o...

Species abundaces: A = abundant, C = common, F = few, R = rare, - = absent.

Relative abundance of radiolaria of sediment core PS2498-1

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Relative abundance of radiolaria of sediment core PS1768-8

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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...

Radiolarian abundance of sediment core Y8

A high-resolution record of radiolarian faunal changes from Site Y8 south of the Subtropical Front (STF), offshore eastern New Zealand, provides insight into the...

(Table T3) Distribution of radiolarian taxa in sediments of ODP Leg 180 sites

Cores from the 11 sites drilled during Leg 180 showed radiolarian assemblages that appear only in the Quaternary sediments. The most diverse and well-preserved assemblages were...

(Table 1) Quaternary radiolarian species in ODP Site 136-842 and Hole 136-843C

Species abundance: R = rare (1-2 specimens), F = few (3-5 specimens), C = common (6-20 specimens), A = abundant (>20 specimens), -= absent.

(Table 2) Relative abundances of radiolarian species in ODP Hole 116-718B

A = abundant, C = common, R = rare, - = 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 4) Occurrences of spumellarians in Quaternary samples of ODP Site 134-...

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(Table 2) Neogene radiolarians in DSDP Hole 93-603B

Species abundance: C = common (20-30 specimens), F = few (10-20 specimens), R = rare (3-10 specimens), VR= very rare (1-2 specimens), ? = questionable, - = absent. Listed here...