Dataset - B2FIND

Diatom counts of sediment core NBP20-02 KC72 from Cranton Bay, West Antarctica

Samples were settled using the settling method of Scherer (1994) and Warnock and Scherer (2015). Diatoms were counted at 1000x magnification using an oil immersion objective...

Diatom fluxes from Young Sound fjord, North-East Greenland

Datasets collected from Young Sound fjord, Northeast Greenland, between 2013 and 2018 were analysed for diatom fuxes. An automated PPS4/3 sediment trap with an aperture of 0.05...

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....

(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...

Diatom valve counts from Young Sound fjord, North-East Greenland

Datasets collected from Young Sound fjord, Northeast Greenland, between 2013 and 2018 were analysed for amounts of diatoms. An automated PPS4/3 sediment trap with an aperture of...

Relative abundances of diatoms in Young Sound fjord, North-East Greenland

Datasets collected from Young Sound fjord, Northeast Greenland, between 2013 and 2018 were analysed for diatom relative abundances. An automated PPS4/3 sediment trap with an...

Diatom analysis in subsample smear slides from IODP Hole 323-U1340A

The dataset of diatom analysis in the subsample smear slides obtained from Sections IODP323-U1340A-10H-1W, 134-149cm, 10H-2W, 001-116cm, and 14H-1W, 60-88cm.

Diatom assemblage data from IODP Site 323-U1343

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Diatom assemblages excluding Chaetoceros resting spores of sediment core JPC4...

Diatom abundance and assemblage data are presented for JPC43 - a ~12 m marine sediment core recovered from 576 m water depth in Neny Fjord, Marguerite Bay, Antarctic Peninsula...