2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.gca.2015.08.003
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Biotic and geochemical (δ 18 O, δ 13 C, Mg/Ca, Ba/Ca) responses of Globigerinoides ruber morphotypes to upper water column variations during the last deglaciation, Gulf of Mexico

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“…This serves as a timely com ple ment to re cent field and culture stud ies, in which the po ten tial sig nif i cance of both S and diagenesis on Mg/Ca ra tios is dis cussed (e.g., Kisakürek et al, 2008;Fer gu son et al, 2008;Kontakiotis et al, 2011;Sabbatini et al, 2011;Hönisch et al, 2013;Antonarakou et al, 2015). We pres ent an ex ten sive multi-for mat view (cul ture, core-top and plank ton tow sam ples) of the palaeoceanographically sig nif icant plank tonic foraminifer spe cies Globigerinoides ruber and (sub) spe cies-spe cific (in terms of both col our vari ants and distinct morphotypes in its white chromotype) re sponse to the S and over growth ef fects across a broad range of ocean o graphic re gions in the con text of pub lished cal i bra tion data, high light ing par tic u lar fea tures of each ap proach.…”
Section: Comparative Potentials and Their Palaeoceanographic Implicatmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This serves as a timely com ple ment to re cent field and culture stud ies, in which the po ten tial sig nif i cance of both S and diagenesis on Mg/Ca ra tios is dis cussed (e.g., Kisakürek et al, 2008;Fer gu son et al, 2008;Kontakiotis et al, 2011;Sabbatini et al, 2011;Hönisch et al, 2013;Antonarakou et al, 2015). We pres ent an ex ten sive multi-for mat view (cul ture, core-top and plank ton tow sam ples) of the palaeoceanographically sig nif icant plank tonic foraminifer spe cies Globigerinoides ruber and (sub) spe cies-spe cific (in terms of both col our vari ants and distinct morphotypes in its white chromotype) re sponse to the S and over growth ef fects across a broad range of ocean o graphic re gions in the con text of pub lished cal i bra tion data, high light ing par tic u lar fea tures of each ap proach.…”
Section: Comparative Potentials and Their Palaeoceanographic Implicatmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This issue is par tic u larly rel e vant for ap pli ca tions on the sub spe cies (morphotype) level, which shows dis tinct ecol ogy with dif fer ent bi o log i cal life styles (e.g., hab i tat pref er ences, sea sonal pro duction max ima, strat i fi ca tion, sa lin ity - Numberger et al, 2009;Antonarakou et al, 2015) and pres ents a dif fer ent de gree of response to the diagenetic pro cesses (Antonarakou et al, 2012) re flected both in their sta ble iso tope com po si tions (Kawahata, 2005;Löwemark et al, 2005;Antonarakou et al, 2015) and Mg/Ca geo chem is try (Steinke et al, 2005;Bergami et al, 2008;Antonarakou et al, 2015). Such speciation can com pli cate field-based cal i bra tions be cause of the pos si bil ity of dis tinct spe cies-spe cific re la tion ships, and there fore it is clear that a better un der stand ing of the shell chem is try of the morphotypes is es sen tial for mean ing ful palaeoenvironmental re con structions (Steinhardt et al, 2015;Antonarakou et al, 2015).…”
Section: Plankton Tow Sediment Trap and Core-top Calibrationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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