Geochemical and sedimentological analysis of the 12.2 m long, radiocarbon-dated JPC42 sediment core from Wide Channel (50°S; Chile)

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Autores principales: Troch, Matthias, Bertrand, Sebastien, Wellner, Julia S, Lange, Carina Beatriz, Hughen, Konrad A
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author Troch, Matthias
Bertrand, Sebastien
Wellner, Julia S
Lange, Carina Beatriz
Hughen, Konrad A
author_facet Troch, Matthias
Bertrand, Sebastien
Wellner, Julia S
Lange, Carina Beatriz
Hughen, Konrad A
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents We performed geochemical and sedimentological analyses on a 12.2 m long, radiocarbon-dated sediment core collected from Wide Channel (50°S; Chile) to reconstruct fluctuations of the marine-terminating HPS19, Penguin and Europa glaciers, located along the western side of the Southern Patagonian Icefield. The JPC42 sediment core was collected with a Jumbo Piston corer onboard the RV/IB Nathaniel B. Palmer in July 2005. An additional 1.5 m long Kasten core (KC41) was retrieved to sample the sediment-water interface. Both cores were scanned on an ITRAX XRF core scanner at WHOI in August 2008 and then sampled in 2 cm thick slices (ca.10 cm³) every 10 cm at the Marine and Geology Repository of Oregon State University in February 2021. Samples were freeze-dried at Ghent University, and all discrete analyses were performed at a 10 cm interval, except for CaCO3 in the lower 5.9 m of the core, which was analyzed at a 20 cm interval.
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spellingShingle Geochemical and sedimentological analysis of the 12.2 m long, radiocarbon-dated JPC42 sediment core from Wide Channel (50°S; Chile)
Troch, Matthias
Bertrand, Sebastien
Wellner, Julia S
Lange, Carina Beatriz
Hughen, Konrad A
Bulk organic geochemistry; Calcium carbonate; Grain Size; Holocene; inorganic geochemistry; Late Glacial; Neoglaciation; Patagonia; Patagonian fjords; stable carbon isotopes
We performed geochemical and sedimentological analyses on a 12.2 m long, radiocarbon-dated sediment core collected from Wide Channel (50°S; Chile) to reconstruct fluctuations of the marine-terminating HPS19, Penguin and Europa glaciers, located along the western side of the Southern Patagonian Icefield. The JPC42 sediment core was collected with a Jumbo Piston corer onboard the RV/IB Nathaniel B. Palmer in July 2005. An additional 1.5 m long Kasten core (KC41) was retrieved to sample the sediment-water interface. Both cores were scanned on an ITRAX XRF core scanner at WHOI in August 2008 and then sampled in 2 cm thick slices (ca.10 cm³) every 10 cm at the Marine and Geology Repository of Oregon State University in February 2021. Samples were freeze-dried at Ghent University, and all discrete analyses were performed at a 10 cm interval, except for CaCO3 in the lower 5.9 m of the core, which was analyzed at a 20 cm interval.
title Geochemical and sedimentological analysis of the 12.2 m long, radiocarbon-dated JPC42 sediment core from Wide Channel (50°S; Chile)
topic Bulk organic geochemistry; Calcium carbonate; Grain Size; Holocene; inorganic geochemistry; Late Glacial; Neoglaciation; Patagonia; Patagonian fjords; stable carbon isotopes
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.950429