Palynological data from core AMD0509-20 in eastern Hudson Bay over the past 3000 years

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Autori principali: Vallerand, Joan, de Vernal, Anne, Roy, Natasha
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author Vallerand, Joan
de Vernal, Anne
Roy, Natasha
author_facet Vallerand, Joan
de Vernal, Anne
Roy, Natasha
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents The data set contains palynological data and sea-surface reconstruction data from 65 samples in a sedimentary sequence of the eastern Hudson Bay that covers the last 3000 years. The data are presented vs depth and calibrated ages BP. The palynological data set includes time series of the concentrations of the main palynomorph types, the percentage of taxa in dinocyst assemblages, the percentage of pollen and spore types in the pollen assemblages. The sea-surface estimates from the dinocyst data using the modern analogue techniques include time series of sea-surface temperature and salinity in summer, seasonal extent of sea-ice cover and primary productivity.
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spellingShingle Palynological data from core AMD0509-20 in eastern Hudson Bay over the past 3000 years
Vallerand, Joan
de Vernal, Anne
Roy, Natasha
Dinocysts; pollen and spores; sea-ice; sea-surface salinity; sea-surface temperature
The data set contains palynological data and sea-surface reconstruction data from 65 samples in a sedimentary sequence of the eastern Hudson Bay that covers the last 3000 years. The data are presented vs depth and calibrated ages BP. The palynological data set includes time series of the concentrations of the main palynomorph types, the percentage of taxa in dinocyst assemblages, the percentage of pollen and spore types in the pollen assemblages. The sea-surface estimates from the dinocyst data using the modern analogue techniques include time series of sea-surface temperature and salinity in summer, seasonal extent of sea-ice cover and primary productivity.
title Palynological data from core AMD0509-20 in eastern Hudson Bay over the past 3000 years
topic Dinocysts; pollen and spores; sea-ice; sea-surface salinity; sea-surface temperature
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.973427