Use of Proxies in Paleoceanography
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Frank M, R. Gersonde and A. Mangini
Sediment Redistribution, 2JOTh" - Normalization and Implications
for the Reconstruction of Particle Flux and Export Paleoproductivity .................................................. .409-426
Mulitza s., H. Arz, S. Kemle-von Mucke, C. Moos,
H.-S. Niebler, J Pdtzold and M Segl
The South Atlantic Carbon Isotope Record of Planktic Foraminifera ................................................... .427-445
Holmes ME., C. Eichner, U. Struck and G. Weier
Reconstruction of Surface Ocean Nitrate Utilization Using
Stable Nitrogen Isotopes in Sinking Particles and Sediments ................................................................ .447-468
CO2 in Oceans and Atmosphere
Andersen N., P.1. Muller, G. Kirst and R.R. Schneider
Alkenone /iIlC as a Proxy for Past PC02 in Surface Waters:
Results from the Late Quaternary Angola Current ................................................................................ .469-488
Bijma J, H.J Spero and D. W. Lea
Reassessing Foraminiferal Stable Isotope Geochemistry:
Impact of the Oceanic Carbonate System (Experimental Results) ......................................................... .489-512
Lea D. w., J. Bijma, H.J Spero and D. Archer
Implications of a Carbonate Ion Effect on Shell Carbon
and Oxygen Isotopes for Glacial Ocean Conditions ............................................................................... 513-522
Atmospherical Circulation
Dupont L.M
Pollen and Spores in Marine Sediments from the East Atlantic
- A View from the Ocean into the African Continent ............................................................................. 523-546
Wagner T. and L.M. Dupont
Terrestrial Organic Matter in Marine Sediments: Analytical Approaches
and Eolian-Marine Records in the Central Equatorial Atlantic ............................................................... 547-574