Plio-Pleistocene scanning XRF, stable isotope, and environmental magnetic data from ODP Site 967

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Autores principales: Grant, Katharine M, Amarathunga, Udara, Amies, Jessica, Hu, Pengxiang, Qian, Yao, Penny, Tiah, Rodriguez-Sanz, Laura, Zhao, Xiang, Heslop, David, Liebrand, Diederik, Hennekam, Rick, Westerhold, Thomas, Gilmore, Stewart, Lourens, Lucas Joost, Roberts, Andrew, Rohling, Eelco J
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author Grant, Katharine M
Amarathunga, Udara
Amies, Jessica
Hu, Pengxiang
Qian, Yao
Penny, Tiah
Rodriguez-Sanz, Laura
Zhao, Xiang
Heslop, David
Liebrand, Diederik
Hennekam, Rick
Westerhold, Thomas
Gilmore, Stewart
Lourens, Lucas Joost
Roberts, Andrew
Rohling, Eelco J
author_facet Grant, Katharine M
Amarathunga, Udara
Amies, Jessica
Hu, Pengxiang
Qian, Yao
Penny, Tiah
Rodriguez-Sanz, Laura
Zhao, Xiang
Heslop, David
Liebrand, Diederik
Hennekam, Rick
Westerhold, Thomas
Gilmore, Stewart
Lourens, Lucas Joost
Roberts, Andrew
Rohling, Eelco J
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Mediterranean sediments record past changes in North African aridity/humidity changes (so-called 'Green Sahara periods') on orbital timescales. These changes are reflected in the alternating accumulation of organic carbon-rich and aeolian dust enriched sediments, and negative stable oxygen isotope excursions. Here we document these changes over the past 5 million years using scanning x-ray fluorescence (XRF) of ODP Site 967 sediments, measured with a 3rd generation Avaatech XRF core scanner. Element counts were converted into element concentrations for Al [ppm], Si [ppm], S [ppm], K [ppm], Ca [ppm], Ti [ppm], Fe [ppm], Sr [ppm], Zr [ppm] and Ba [ppm], based on a multivariate log-ratio calibration. Stable carbon and oxygen isotope data of the surface-dwelling planktonic foraminifer Globigerinoides ruber (white), sensu stricto at high sampling resolution (typically every 1-3 cm downcore) were measured using a Thermo Fisher Scientific Delta Advantage mass spectrometer coupled to a Kiel IV carbonate device. A bulk sediment isothermal remanence magnetism record (“IRM900@120mT”) was measured using a 2-G Enterprises cryogenic magnetometer. The IRM900@120mT proxy represents isothermal remanence magnetism after imparting a 900 mT induction in a direct current field, followed by alternating field (AF) demagnetization in a peak 120 mT field at high sampling resolution (every 1 cm downcore).
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spellingShingle Plio-Pleistocene scanning XRF, stable isotope, and environmental magnetic data from ODP Site 967
Grant, Katharine M
Amarathunga, Udara
Amies, Jessica
Hu, Pengxiang
Qian, Yao
Penny, Tiah
Rodriguez-Sanz, Laura
Zhao, Xiang
Heslop, David
Liebrand, Diederik
Hennekam, Rick
Westerhold, Thomas
Gilmore, Stewart
Lourens, Lucas Joost
Roberts, Andrew
Rohling, Eelco J
160-967; Africa; COMPCORE; Composite Core; dust; Eastern Basin; Green Sahara Period; Joides Resolution; Leg160; Mediterranean; Ocean Drilling Program; ODP; Pleistocene; Pliocene; sapropel
Mediterranean sediments record past changes in North African aridity/humidity changes (so-called 'Green Sahara periods') on orbital timescales. These changes are reflected in the alternating accumulation of organic carbon-rich and aeolian dust enriched sediments, and negative stable oxygen isotope excursions. Here we document these changes over the past 5 million years using scanning x-ray fluorescence (XRF) of ODP Site 967 sediments, measured with a 3rd generation Avaatech XRF core scanner. Element counts were converted into element concentrations for Al [ppm], Si [ppm], S [ppm], K [ppm], Ca [ppm], Ti [ppm], Fe [ppm], Sr [ppm], Zr [ppm] and Ba [ppm], based on a multivariate log-ratio calibration. Stable carbon and oxygen isotope data of the surface-dwelling planktonic foraminifer Globigerinoides ruber (white), sensu stricto at high sampling resolution (typically every 1-3 cm downcore) were measured using a Thermo Fisher Scientific Delta Advantage mass spectrometer coupled to a Kiel IV carbonate device. A bulk sediment isothermal remanence magnetism record (“IRM900@120mT”) was measured using a 2-G Enterprises cryogenic magnetometer. The IRM900@120mT proxy represents isothermal remanence magnetism after imparting a 900 mT induction in a direct current field, followed by alternating field (AF) demagnetization in a peak 120 mT field at high sampling resolution (every 1 cm downcore).
title Plio-Pleistocene scanning XRF, stable isotope, and environmental magnetic data from ODP Site 967
topic 160-967; Africa; COMPCORE; Composite Core; dust; Eastern Basin; Green Sahara Period; Joides Resolution; Leg160; Mediterranean; Ocean Drilling Program; ODP; Pleistocene; Pliocene; sapropel
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.939929