Fig 6 -

a . Detrended correspondence analysis (DCA). DCA using the northern Bering, Chukchi and Beaufort Seas biogeographic dataset (1970–2018), describes relationships between ostracode assemblage structure and geographic ecoregions in the region. Ostracode biofacies differed among ecoregions within the st...

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Main Authors: Laura Gemery (10798130), Thomas M. Cronin (3261858), Lee W. Cooper (8748120), Harry J. Dowsett (3274131), Jacqueline M. Grebmeier (8748126)
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Published: 2021
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U.S
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0251164.g006
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Summary:a . Detrended correspondence analysis (DCA). DCA using the northern Bering, Chukchi and Beaufort Seas biogeographic dataset (1970–2018), describes relationships between ostracode assemblage structure and geographic ecoregions in the region. Ostracode biofacies differed among ecoregions within the study area (described in Table 3 ) and grouped primarily on summer water mass characteristics (temperature and salinity). b . Canonical correspondence analysis (CCA). CCA of ostracode assemblages in the northern Bering-Chukchi Sea region, with sampling ecoregion sites (noted by symbol on legend), major taxa (names are labeled in blue), and eight environmental parameters (green lines and labels in black: temperature, salinity, sediment total organic carbon [TOC], sediment nitrogen [TON], sediment chlorophyll-a [sedchla], phi ≥5 [fine silt], and phi 0–4 [gravel pebbles to sands]). Samples in the Hanna Shoal region (red dots) were separated from the larger northeastern Chukchi Sea sample set (inverted red triangle). Dataset includes the 14 most abundant species in 153 surface sediment aliquots (23,939 total specimens) from the northern Bering and Chukchi Seas during summers 1990–2018 for which sediment data was available.