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North Atlantic sea-level variability during the last half-millennium - salt-marsh proxy records of relative sea-level change along the coast of North America.
Gehrels, W Roland; Dangendorf, Soenke; Barlow, Natasha L M; Saher, Margot H; Long, Antony J; Woodworth, Philip L; et al. (2019)
This dataset contains foraminifera abundance data and chronological information for samples taken from surface sediments and tidal marsh cores from sites at Chezzetcook (Nova... -
Skeletal fusion in the cold-water coral Lophelia pertusa.
Hennige, Sebastian; Morrison, Cheryl; Form, Armin; Buescher, Janinia; Kamenos, Nicholas A; Roberts, John Murray; (2014)
The cold-water coral Lophelia pertusa is known is routinely skeletally fuse on reefs, and this ability to engineer complex three-dimensional habitats is central to their success... -
X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy analysis for major and minor trace elements in sediment samples from the west Antarctic Peninsula Shelf from JR15003.
Henley, Sian Frances; Odling, Nicholas; (2020)
This dataset contains concentrations of major and minor elements from upper sediment samples, collected at three Collaborative Gearing Scheme (CGS) stations along the West... -
Water column nutrient, particulate organic matter and isotopic data and porewater nutrient data for the west Antarctic Peninsula shelf from cruise JR15003.
Henley, Sian Frances; Hendry, Katharine R; Firing, Yvonne L; (2020)
The objective of cruise JR15003 in December 2015 was to examine organic matter and nutrient cycling and benthic-pelagic coupling in the West Antarctic Peninsula shelf region... -
H-Print and Sympagic carbon estimates in pelagic particulate organic matter (POM), sediments and benthos in the fjords and on the shelf of Northeast Greenland in August to September 2022
Cautain, Ivan; Last, Kim; Bluhm, Bodil A; Renaud, Paul E; McKee, David; Narayanaswamy, Bhavani E; (2023)
Highly branched isoprenoids (HBIs) are diatom-produced lipids which are used as biomarkers to track pelagic and sympagic (ice-associated) carbon in the Arctic environment. HBIs...
