Varve thickness record of Diss Mere (UK)

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author Martín-Puertas, Celia
author_facet Martín-Puertas, Celia
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents The sedimentary record of Diss Mere, a lake in the UK, is 15 m long. Annul laminations (varves) are preserved between 9 and 13 m of sediment depth covering most of the Holocene from ca. 2100 to 10,300 cal BP. Varves consist of a pale lamina made of authigenic calcite crystals deposited in summer, and a dark lamina composed of, primarily, crysophyceae cyst, planktonic centric diatoms, filaments of organic matter and micrite, which represents lake sedimentation during autumn - winter. This dataset contains the varve (annual) thickness record and thickness of the seasonal layers. Data were collected in 2018-2019 and covers a time interval from 2069 to 10290 cal. a BP. Data are at annual resolution. Detailed microfacies analysis, varve counting, and varve thickness measurements were performed on the petrographic thin sections using a Leica (M205C) stereo-zoom petrological microscope with plane- and cross-polarised light, at 80x. Varve counting and varve thickness measurements were performed for each seasonal layer along the ca 4.2 m long sequence of varved sediments.
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spellingShingle Varve thickness record of Diss Mere (UK)
Martín-Puertas, Celia
AGE; Age model, varve counting; DISS16; Diss Mere; East Anglia, UK; Holocene; PCUWI; Piston corer, UWITEC; Varve age; Varve counting; varve thickness; Varve thickness; Varve thickness, summer calcite layer; Varve thickness, winter organic layer
The sedimentary record of Diss Mere, a lake in the UK, is 15 m long. Annul laminations (varves) are preserved between 9 and 13 m of sediment depth covering most of the Holocene from ca. 2100 to 10,300 cal BP. Varves consist of a pale lamina made of authigenic calcite crystals deposited in summer, and a dark lamina composed of, primarily, crysophyceae cyst, planktonic centric diatoms, filaments of organic matter and micrite, which represents lake sedimentation during autumn - winter. This dataset contains the varve (annual) thickness record and thickness of the seasonal layers. Data were collected in 2018-2019 and covers a time interval from 2069 to 10290 cal. a BP. Data are at annual resolution. Detailed microfacies analysis, varve counting, and varve thickness measurements were performed on the petrographic thin sections using a Leica (M205C) stereo-zoom petrological microscope with plane- and cross-polarised light, at 80x. Varve counting and varve thickness measurements were performed for each seasonal layer along the ca 4.2 m long sequence of varved sediments.
title Varve thickness record of Diss Mere (UK)
topic AGE; Age model, varve counting; DISS16; Diss Mere; East Anglia, UK; Holocene; PCUWI; Piston corer, UWITEC; Varve age; Varve counting; varve thickness; Varve thickness; Varve thickness, summer calcite layer; Varve thickness, winter organic layer
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.944411