(Table1) Sedimentation rates and age-control points form ODP Hole 152-919A ...

Planktic d18O and d13C records and point count records of biogenic, volcanic, and nonvolcanic terrigenous [ice-rafted debris (IRD)] sediment components from Hole 919A in the Irminger basin, northern North Atlantic provide a comprehensive dataset from which a paleoceanographic reconstruction for the...

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Main Authors: St. John, Kristen E Kudless, Flower, Benjamin P, Krissek, Lawrence A
Format: Dataset
Language:English
Published: PANGAEA 2015
Subjects:
DEPTH, sediment/rock
Marine isotopic stage
Depth, composite
Age model
Sedimentation rate
Drilling/drill rig
Calculated
Leg152
Joides Resolution
Ocean Drilling Program ODP
Iceberg*
North Atlantic
Online Access:https://dx.doi.org/10.1594/pangaea.856547
https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.856547
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Summary:Planktic d18O and d13C records and point count records of biogenic, volcanic, and nonvolcanic terrigenous [ice-rafted debris (IRD)] sediment components from Hole 919A in the Irminger basin, northern North Atlantic provide a comprehensive dataset from which a paleoceanographic reconstruction for the last 630 kyr has been developed. The paleoceanographic evolution of the Irminger basin during this time contains both long-term patterns and significant developmental steps. One long-term pattern observed is the persistent deposition of hematite-stained ice-rafted debris. This record suggests that the modern and late Pleistocene discharges of icebergs from northern redbed regions to the Irminger Sea lie in the low end of the range observed over the last 630 kyr. In addition, Arctic front fluctuations appear to have been the main controlling factor on the long-term accumulation patterns of IRD and planktic biogenic groups. The Hole 919A sediment record also contains a long-term association between felsic volcanic ... : Supplement to: St. John, Kristen E Kudless; Flower, Benjamin P; Krissek, Lawrence A (2004): Evolution of iceberg melting, biological productivity, and the record of Icelandic volcanism in the Irminger basin since 630 ka. Marine Geology, 212(1-4), 133-152 ...

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