Here we document the morphometric measurements from the shells of planktic foraminifer Globorotaloides hexagonus from Eastern Equatorial Pacific core site TR163-23 (0° 24.6' N, 92° 9.6' W; 2,730 m depth). Morphometric measurements include the length of the shell along the longest dimension from the final chamber, the number of chambers in the final whorl, and porosity. Porosity was assessed by the percentage of surface area on the final chamber consisting of pores. Stable isotope analyses were carried out on pooled samples of 3-10 shells, while morphometrics were measured in individuals.