Alkenone sea surface temperature estimates, carbon concentrations and delta15N values of sediment core M40/4_SL87, Balearic Rise, Western Mediterranean Sea
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| author | Emeis, Kay-Christian Struck, Ulrich |
| author_facet | Emeis, Kay-Christian Struck, Ulrich |
| collection | Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales |
| contents | The data were raised to compare the history of sea-surface temperature (based on the alkenone unsaturation index UK'37), organic and inorganic carbon accumulation, and the ratio of stable nitrogen isotopes 15N and 14N in the Western Mediterranean Basin to that of coeval cores from the Eastern Mediterranean basin. There, periodic anoxia caused the deposition of organic-carbon-rich sapropels over the same time interval in the late Quaternary, but are not expressed in the western basin. The gravity core was taken on the Balearic Rise and was recovered during expedition Meteor 40/4 from 1900 m water depth. |
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| spellingShingle | Alkenone sea surface temperature estimates, carbon concentrations and delta15N values of sediment core M40/4_SL87, Balearic Rise, Western Mediterranean Sea Emeis, Kay-Christian Struck, Ulrich alkenone SST; Balearic Rise; delta15N of bulk sediment; Organic and inorganic carbon concentrations; Western Mediterranean Sea The data were raised to compare the history of sea-surface temperature (based on the alkenone unsaturation index UK'37), organic and inorganic carbon accumulation, and the ratio of stable nitrogen isotopes 15N and 14N in the Western Mediterranean Basin to that of coeval cores from the Eastern Mediterranean basin. There, periodic anoxia caused the deposition of organic-carbon-rich sapropels over the same time interval in the late Quaternary, but are not expressed in the western basin. The gravity core was taken on the Balearic Rise and was recovered during expedition Meteor 40/4 from 1900 m water depth. |
| title | Alkenone sea surface temperature estimates, carbon concentrations and delta15N values of sediment core M40/4_SL87, Balearic Rise, Western Mediterranean Sea |
| topic | alkenone SST; Balearic Rise; delta15N of bulk sediment; Organic and inorganic carbon concentrations; Western Mediterranean Sea |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.951536 |