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(Table 4) Occurrence and abundance of radiolarian taxa in ODP Hole 123-766A
species abundance: D = dominant (>20% of the total radiolarians determinable in a residue, numeric value = 6), A = abundant (10-20%, numeric value 5), C = common (5-10%,... -
(Table 2) Occurrence and abundance of radiolarian taxa in ODP Hole 123-765C
species abundance: D = dominant (>20% of the total radiolarians determinable in a residue, numeric value = 6), A = abundant (10-20%, numeric value 5), C = common (5-10%,... -
(Table 1E) Distribution of Paleocene index and selected Cretaceous-Tertiary r...
Taxon abundance esimated as a percentage of total fauna: + (rare) = <2%, F (few) = 2-4 %, C (common) = 5-10%, A (abundant) = >10%, - = not represented -
(Table 1B) Distribution of Paleocene index and selected Cretaceous-Tertiary r...
Distance is the distance below (-) and above the K/T boundary. Taxon abundance estimated as a percentage of total fauna: + (rare) = <2 %, F (few) = 2-4 %, C (common) = 5-10... -
(Table 1C) Distribution of Paleocene index and selected Cretaceous-Tertiary r...
Distance is the distance below (-) and above the K/T boundary. Taxon abundance estimated as a percentage of total fauna: + (rare) = <2 %, F (few) = 2-4 %, C (common) = 5-10... -
(Table 1D) Distribution of Paleocene index and selected Cretaceous-Tertiary r...
Distance is the distance below (-) and above the K/T boundary. Taxon abundance estimated as a percentage of total fauna: + (rare) = <2 %, F (few) = 2-4 %, C (common) = 5-10... -
(Table 1A) Distribution of Paleocene index and selected Cretaceous-Tertiary r...
Distance is the distance below (-) and above the K/T boundary. Taxon abundance estimated as a percentage of total fauna: + (rare) = <2 %, F (few) = 2-4 %, C (common) = 5-10...
