Paleontological records in the northern margin of the South China Sea during Eocene-Oligocene Transition period

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Autores principales: Li, Zhiyao, Qianghu, Liu
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author Li, Zhiyao
Qianghu, Liu
author_facet Li, Zhiyao
Qianghu, Liu
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents A total of 444 mudstone samples were colected from 6 boreholes located in the northemn margin of the south China Sea. These samples represent a sedimentary succession ranging from the Eocene to the Oligocene, which was conducted for palynological analysis. To assure the acquisition of trustworthy paleoenvironmental data, we performed thorough selection on the debris samples, focusing on primary mudtone debris larger than 10mm. Prior to sample processing, an akali treatment (using NaOH) was applied to all samples, followed by sieving to eliminate coarse sediment particles. Subsequently, the hydrochloric acid (36% HCI), hydrofluoritc acid (20% HF) and acetolysis were utilized to extract organic material. Resulting residues, having passed through a 10μm sieve, were meticulously spread onto slides with 50% glycerine, enabling species identification and count of pollen and spores under an optical microscope.
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spellingShingle Paleontological records in the northern margin of the South China Sea during Eocene-Oligocene Transition period
Li, Zhiyao
Qianghu, Liu
Algae records; Eocene-Oligocene Transition.; South China Sea; Spore-pollen records
A total of 444 mudstone samples were colected from 6 boreholes located in the northemn margin of the south China Sea. These samples represent a sedimentary succession ranging from the Eocene to the Oligocene, which was conducted for palynological analysis. To assure the acquisition of trustworthy paleoenvironmental data, we performed thorough selection on the debris samples, focusing on primary mudtone debris larger than 10mm. Prior to sample processing, an akali treatment (using NaOH) was applied to all samples, followed by sieving to eliminate coarse sediment particles. Subsequently, the hydrochloric acid (36% HCI), hydrofluoritc acid (20% HF) and acetolysis were utilized to extract organic material. Resulting residues, having passed through a 10μm sieve, were meticulously spread onto slides with 50% glycerine, enabling species identification and count of pollen and spores under an optical microscope.
title Paleontological records in the northern margin of the South China Sea during Eocene-Oligocene Transition period
topic Algae records; Eocene-Oligocene Transition.; South China Sea; Spore-pollen records
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.969556