Pollen profile from sediment core KB1, Holzminden, Northern Germany, supplement to: Kleinmann, Angelika; Müller, Helmut; Lepper, Jochen; Waas, Deniz (2011): Nachtigall: A continental sediment and pollen sequence of the Saalian Complex in NW-Germany and its relationship to the MIS-framework. Quaternary International, 241(1-2), 97-110
The Nachtigall clay pit near Holzminden, northern Germany, is located in a subrosional basin filled with 43 m of interglacial, interstadial and stadial deposits adjacent to the Weser River. The succession separates the Older Middle Terrace from the Younger Middle Terrace of the Weser River. Nachtiga...
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DEPTH, sediment/rock Sample code/label Arboreal pollen Non arboreal pollen Pollen total Pinus Picea excelsa-type Abies Larix Taxus Juniperus Ephedra distachya Ephedra fragilis Celtis Carpinus betulus Quercus Ulmus Tilia Fraxinus excelsior Acer Alnus Betula Populus Salix Ilex Corylus Ligustrum Hedera Viscum Fagus Buxus Stratiotes Nymphaea Rubus chamaemorus Scabiosa Empetrum Bruckenthalia Calluna Vaccinium Poaceae Cyperaceae Typha latifolia Sparganium-type Potamogeton Triglochin Rumex Polygonum amphibium Polygonum aviculare Polygonum bistorta Polygonum sect. Persicaria Urtica Chenopodiaceae Caryophyllaceae Thalictrum Ranunculus subgen. Batrachium-type Brassica Drosera Sanguisorba officinalis Potentilla-type Filipendula Rosaceae indeterminata Papilionaceae Helianthemum cf. canum Myriophyllum spicatum Hydrocotyle Apiaceae apioide-type Menyanthes trifoliata Symphytum-type Polemonium-type Mentha Utricularia Plantago major/media-type Rubiaceae cf. galium Valeriana Knautia-type Succisa Campanulaceae Centaurea Artemisia Tubuliflorae Liguliflorae Varia Equisetum Lycopodium annotinum Selaginella selaginoides Botrychium cf. lunaria Osmunda Thelypteris palustris Dryopteris Polypodium vulgare Polypodiaceae Azolla filiculoides Sphagnum Diporotheca Pinus stomata Picea stomata Moss remains except sphagnum Sphagnum imbricatum, leaves Sphagnum sp., leaves Ceratophyllum spines Characeae egg fragment Pediastrum bireticulatum Pediastrum boryanum Pediastrum duplex Pediastrum integrum Pediastrum kawraiskyi Pediastrum simplex Coelastrum polychordum Zygnemales Cosmarium sp. Euastrum sp. Staurastrum Pleurotaenium sp. Botryococcus Cyanophyceae Amphitrema flavum Turbellaria egg Tanytarsini Eurycercus lamellatus Alona affinis Alona sp. Pleuroxus sp. Tartigrada egg Cephalodella-DA Tetraedron minimum Core drilling Counting, palynology |
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DEPTH, sediment/rock Sample code/label Arboreal pollen Non arboreal pollen Pollen total Pinus Picea excelsa-type Abies Larix Taxus Juniperus Ephedra distachya Ephedra fragilis Celtis Carpinus betulus Quercus Ulmus Tilia Fraxinus excelsior Acer Alnus Betula Populus Salix Ilex Corylus Ligustrum Hedera Viscum Fagus Buxus Stratiotes Nymphaea Rubus chamaemorus Scabiosa Empetrum Bruckenthalia Calluna Vaccinium Poaceae Cyperaceae Typha latifolia Sparganium-type Potamogeton Triglochin Rumex Polygonum amphibium Polygonum aviculare Polygonum bistorta Polygonum sect. Persicaria Urtica Chenopodiaceae Caryophyllaceae Thalictrum Ranunculus subgen. Batrachium-type Brassica Drosera Sanguisorba officinalis Potentilla-type Filipendula Rosaceae indeterminata Papilionaceae Helianthemum cf. canum Myriophyllum spicatum Hydrocotyle Apiaceae apioide-type Menyanthes trifoliata Symphytum-type Polemonium-type Mentha Utricularia Plantago major/media-type Rubiaceae cf. galium Valeriana Knautia-type Succisa Campanulaceae Centaurea Artemisia Tubuliflorae Liguliflorae Varia Equisetum Lycopodium annotinum Selaginella selaginoides Botrychium cf. lunaria Osmunda Thelypteris palustris Dryopteris Polypodium vulgare Polypodiaceae Azolla filiculoides Sphagnum Diporotheca Pinus stomata Picea stomata Moss remains except sphagnum Sphagnum imbricatum, leaves Sphagnum sp., leaves Ceratophyllum spines Characeae egg fragment Pediastrum bireticulatum Pediastrum boryanum Pediastrum duplex Pediastrum integrum Pediastrum kawraiskyi Pediastrum simplex Coelastrum polychordum Zygnemales Cosmarium sp. Euastrum sp. Staurastrum Pleurotaenium sp. Botryococcus Cyanophyceae Amphitrema flavum Turbellaria egg Tanytarsini Eurycercus lamellatus Alona affinis Alona sp. Pleuroxus sp. Tartigrada egg Cephalodella-DA Tetraedron minimum Core drilling Counting, palynology Kleinmann, Angelika Müller, Helmut Lepper, Jochen Waas, Deniz Pollen profile from sediment core KB1, Holzminden, Northern Germany, supplement to: Kleinmann, Angelika; Müller, Helmut; Lepper, Jochen; Waas, Deniz (2011): Nachtigall: A continental sediment and pollen sequence of the Saalian Complex in NW-Germany and its relationship to the MIS-framework. Quaternary International, 241(1-2), 97-110 |
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DEPTH, sediment/rock Sample code/label Arboreal pollen Non arboreal pollen Pollen total Pinus Picea excelsa-type Abies Larix Taxus Juniperus Ephedra distachya Ephedra fragilis Celtis Carpinus betulus Quercus Ulmus Tilia Fraxinus excelsior Acer Alnus Betula Populus Salix Ilex Corylus Ligustrum Hedera Viscum Fagus Buxus Stratiotes Nymphaea Rubus chamaemorus Scabiosa Empetrum Bruckenthalia Calluna Vaccinium Poaceae Cyperaceae Typha latifolia Sparganium-type Potamogeton Triglochin Rumex Polygonum amphibium Polygonum aviculare Polygonum bistorta Polygonum sect. Persicaria Urtica Chenopodiaceae Caryophyllaceae Thalictrum Ranunculus subgen. Batrachium-type Brassica Drosera Sanguisorba officinalis Potentilla-type Filipendula Rosaceae indeterminata Papilionaceae Helianthemum cf. canum Myriophyllum spicatum Hydrocotyle Apiaceae apioide-type Menyanthes trifoliata Symphytum-type Polemonium-type Mentha Utricularia Plantago major/media-type Rubiaceae cf. galium Valeriana Knautia-type Succisa Campanulaceae Centaurea Artemisia Tubuliflorae Liguliflorae Varia Equisetum Lycopodium annotinum Selaginella selaginoides Botrychium cf. lunaria Osmunda Thelypteris palustris Dryopteris Polypodium vulgare Polypodiaceae Azolla filiculoides Sphagnum Diporotheca Pinus stomata Picea stomata Moss remains except sphagnum Sphagnum imbricatum, leaves Sphagnum sp., leaves Ceratophyllum spines Characeae egg fragment Pediastrum bireticulatum Pediastrum boryanum Pediastrum duplex Pediastrum integrum Pediastrum kawraiskyi Pediastrum simplex Coelastrum polychordum Zygnemales Cosmarium sp. Euastrum sp. Staurastrum Pleurotaenium sp. Botryococcus Cyanophyceae Amphitrema flavum Turbellaria egg Tanytarsini Eurycercus lamellatus Alona affinis Alona sp. Pleuroxus sp. Tartigrada egg Cephalodella-DA Tetraedron minimum Core drilling Counting, palynology |
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The Nachtigall clay pit near Holzminden, northern Germany, is located in a subrosional basin filled with 43 m of interglacial, interstadial and stadial deposits adjacent to the Weser River. The succession separates the Older Middle Terrace from the Younger Middle Terrace of the Weser River. Nachtigall core KB1 (1998) mainly contains silt and clay with intercalated peat layers. The layers of fen peat and intercalated humic silt are between 36 and 22.5 m depth. According to palynological studies, the peat layers and some humic silts were deposited during interglacial and interstadial periods marked by forest vegetation, termed Nachtigall 1 and Nachtigall 2. They are subdivided by a stadial, termed Albaxen. The peat of Nachtigall 1 is interrupted twice by silt and clay strata (Allochthonous Unit I, II) which are reworked sediments of older glacial periods, possibly of late Elsterian or early Holsteinian age. The palynological sequences of Nachtigall and Göttingen/Ottostrasse show the same pattern. Moreover, the contemporaneous pollen profiles of Nachtigall and Göttingen/Ottostrasse can be compared with the Velay pollen sequence (France). The Nachtigall core section 36-26.02 m corresponds to Bouchet 2 - Bonnefond - Bouchet 3 in Velay. The profiles of Velay and Nachtigall are independently correlated to the MIS-timescale and correspond to MIS 7c, 7b, and 7a. TIMS 230Th/U-dating shows ages ranging from 227 + 9/-8 to 201 + 15/-13 ka, which are in good agreement with the inferred MIS 7 age. : analysis: Helmut Müller. Article and data available online 15 October 2010. |
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Pollen profile from sediment core KB1, Holzminden, Northern Germany, supplement to: Kleinmann, Angelika; Müller, Helmut; Lepper, Jochen; Waas, Deniz (2011): Nachtigall: A continental sediment and pollen sequence of the Saalian Complex in NW-Germany and its relationship to the MIS-framework. Quaternary International, 241(1-2), 97-110 |
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Pollen profile from sediment core KB1, Holzminden, Northern Germany, supplement to: Kleinmann, Angelika; Müller, Helmut; Lepper, Jochen; Waas, Deniz (2011): Nachtigall: A continental sediment and pollen sequence of the Saalian Complex in NW-Germany and its relationship to the MIS-framework. Quaternary International, 241(1-2), 97-110 |
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Pollen profile from sediment core KB1, Holzminden, Northern Germany, supplement to: Kleinmann, Angelika; Müller, Helmut; Lepper, Jochen; Waas, Deniz (2011): Nachtigall: A continental sediment and pollen sequence of the Saalian Complex in NW-Germany and its relationship to the MIS-framework. Quaternary International, 241(1-2), 97-110 |
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Pollen profile from sediment core KB1, Holzminden, Northern Germany, supplement to: Kleinmann, Angelika; Müller, Helmut; Lepper, Jochen; Waas, Deniz (2011): Nachtigall: A continental sediment and pollen sequence of the Saalian Complex in NW-Germany and its relationship to the MIS-framework. Quaternary International, 241(1-2), 97-110 |
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Pollen profile from sediment core KB1, Holzminden, Northern Germany, supplement to: Kleinmann, Angelika; Müller, Helmut; Lepper, Jochen; Waas, Deniz (2011): Nachtigall: A continental sediment and pollen sequence of the Saalian Complex in NW-Germany and its relationship to the MIS-framework. Quaternary International, 241(1-2), 97-110 |
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pollen profile from sediment core kb1, holzminden, northern germany, supplement to: kleinmann, angelika; müller, helmut; lepper, jochen; waas, deniz (2011): nachtigall: a continental sediment and pollen sequence of the saalian complex in nw-germany and its relationship to the mis-framework. quaternary international, 241(1-2), 97-110 |
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ftdatacite:10.1594/pangaea.730045 2023-05-15T18:07:47+02:00 Pollen profile from sediment core KB1, Holzminden, Northern Germany, supplement to: Kleinmann, Angelika; Müller, Helmut; Lepper, Jochen; Waas, Deniz (2011): Nachtigall: A continental sediment and pollen sequence of the Saalian Complex in NW-Germany and its relationship to the MIS-framework. Quaternary International, 241(1-2), 97-110 Kleinmann, Angelika Müller, Helmut Lepper, Jochen Waas, Deniz 2011 text/tab-separated-values https://dx.doi.org/10.1594/pangaea.730045 https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.730045 en eng PANGAEA - Data Publisher for Earth & Environmental Science https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2010.10.005 Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode cc-by-3.0 CC-BY DEPTH, sediment/rock Sample code/label Arboreal pollen Non arboreal pollen Pollen total Pinus Picea excelsa-type Abies Larix Taxus Juniperus Ephedra distachya Ephedra fragilis Celtis Carpinus betulus Quercus Ulmus Tilia Fraxinus excelsior Acer Alnus Betula Populus Salix Ilex Corylus Ligustrum Hedera Viscum Fagus Buxus Stratiotes Nymphaea Rubus chamaemorus Scabiosa Empetrum Bruckenthalia Calluna Vaccinium Poaceae Cyperaceae Typha latifolia Sparganium-type Potamogeton Triglochin Rumex Polygonum amphibium Polygonum aviculare Polygonum bistorta Polygonum sect. Persicaria Urtica Chenopodiaceae Caryophyllaceae Thalictrum Ranunculus subgen. Batrachium-type Brassica Drosera Sanguisorba officinalis Potentilla-type Filipendula Rosaceae indeterminata Papilionaceae Helianthemum cf. canum Myriophyllum spicatum Hydrocotyle Apiaceae apioide-type Menyanthes trifoliata Symphytum-type Polemonium-type Mentha Utricularia Plantago major/media-type Rubiaceae cf. galium Valeriana Knautia-type Succisa Campanulaceae Centaurea Artemisia Tubuliflorae Liguliflorae Varia Equisetum Lycopodium annotinum Selaginella selaginoides Botrychium cf. lunaria Osmunda Thelypteris palustris Dryopteris Polypodium vulgare Polypodiaceae Azolla filiculoides Sphagnum Diporotheca Pinus stomata Picea stomata Moss remains except sphagnum Sphagnum imbricatum, leaves Sphagnum sp., leaves Ceratophyllum spines Characeae egg fragment Pediastrum bireticulatum Pediastrum boryanum Pediastrum duplex Pediastrum integrum Pediastrum kawraiskyi Pediastrum simplex Coelastrum polychordum Zygnemales Cosmarium sp. Euastrum sp. Staurastrum Pleurotaenium sp. Botryococcus Cyanophyceae Amphitrema flavum Turbellaria egg Tanytarsini Eurycercus lamellatus Alona affinis Alona sp. Pleuroxus sp. Tartigrada egg Cephalodella-DA Tetraedron minimum Core drilling Counting, palynology Dataset dataset Supplementary Dataset 2011 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.1594/pangaea.730045 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2010.10.005 2022-02-09T13:17:17Z The Nachtigall clay pit near Holzminden, northern Germany, is located in a subrosional basin filled with 43 m of interglacial, interstadial and stadial deposits adjacent to the Weser River. The succession separates the Older Middle Terrace from the Younger Middle Terrace of the Weser River. Nachtigall core KB1 (1998) mainly contains silt and clay with intercalated peat layers. The layers of fen peat and intercalated humic silt are between 36 and 22.5 m depth. According to palynological studies, the peat layers and some humic silts were deposited during interglacial and interstadial periods marked by forest vegetation, termed Nachtigall 1 and Nachtigall 2. They are subdivided by a stadial, termed Albaxen. The peat of Nachtigall 1 is interrupted twice by silt and clay strata (Allochthonous Unit I, II) which are reworked sediments of older glacial periods, possibly of late Elsterian or early Holsteinian age. The palynological sequences of Nachtigall and Göttingen/Ottostrasse show the same pattern. Moreover, the contemporaneous pollen profiles of Nachtigall and Göttingen/Ottostrasse can be compared with the Velay pollen sequence (France). The Nachtigall core section 36-26.02 m corresponds to Bouchet 2 - Bonnefond - Bouchet 3 in Velay. The profiles of Velay and Nachtigall are independently correlated to the MIS-timescale and correspond to MIS 7c, 7b, and 7a. TIMS 230Th/U-dating shows ages ranging from 227 + 9/-8 to 201 + 15/-13 ka, which are in good agreement with the inferred MIS 7 age. : analysis: Helmut Müller. Article and data available online 15 October 2010. Dataset Rubus chamaemorus DataCite Metadata Store (German National Library of Science and Technology) |