Proc. IODP, 342, Data report: siliceous microfossil abundance in IODP Expedition 342 sediments

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Chapter contents Abstract Introduction Methods and materials Results Site U1403 Site U1404 Site U1405 Site U1406 Site U1407 Site U1408 Site U1409 Site U1410 Site U1411 Discussion Acknowledgments References Figures F1. Expedition 342 drill sites. F2. Radiolarians, Hole U1403A. F3. Radiolarians, Hole U1404A. F4. Radiolarians, Hole U1405A. F5. Radiolarians, Hole U1406A. F6. Radiolarians, Hole U1407A. F7. Radiolarians, Hole U1408A. F8. Radiolarians, Hole U1409A. F9. Radiolarians, Hole U14010A. F10. Radiolarians and linear sedimentation rate curves, Holes U1403–U1410. Tables T1. Siliceous microfossil abundance. T2. Radiolarian abundance and preservation. PDF file			Previous \| Next doi:10.2204/iodp.proc.342.201.2017 Acknowledgments I thank Expedition 342 science and sampling party members and IODP for providing the data and samples used in this report. I thank Kazuyoshi Moriya and Haruka Takagi for their shipboard compilations of siliceous microfossil abundance and Sonja Bermudez for shore-based processing of radiolarian samples at GNS Science. Ted Moore and Dick Norris provided helpful comments on the draft manuscript. Shore-based processing was funded through a postcruise research grant from the Australian and New Zealand IODP Consortium (ANZIC). My participation in this expedition and preparation of this report was supported by ANZIC and the New Zealand government through the GNS Science Global Change through Time Program (540GCT62) and Marsden Fund Grant (12-GNS-001). Top of page \| Previous \| Next

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