Sea-Surface Temperature Estimations Using a Modern Analog Technique
89
Guilderson TP, Fairbanks RG, Rubenstone JL (1994)
Tropical temperature variations since 20,000 years
ago: modulating interhemispheric climate change.
Science 263: 663-665
Hair JF Jr, Anderson RE, Tatham RL, Black WC (1984)
Chapter 8: Cluster Analysis. In: Multivariate Data
Analysis With Readings, 4th ed. Prentice Hall International Inc, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, pp 420-483
Hutson WH (1977) Transfer functions under no-analog
conditions: Experiments with Indian Ocean planktonic foraminifera. Quat Res 8: 355-367
Hemleben C, Spindler M, Anderson OR (1989) Taxonomy and species features. In: Hemleber C,
Spindler M, Anderson OR (eds) Modern Planktonic
Foraminifera. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York,
pp8-32
Imbrie J, Kipp NJ (1971) A new micropaleontological
method for quantitative paleoclimatology: Application to a late Pleistocene Caribbean core. In: Turekian
KK (ed) The late Cenozoic glacial ages. Yale Univ
Press, New Haven, Conn, pp 71-181
Kipp NG (1976) New transfer function for estimating past
sea surface conditions from sea bed distribution of
planktonic foraminiferal assemblages in the North
Atlantic. In: Cline RM, Hays JD (eds) Investigation
of Southern Ocean paleoceanography and
Paleoclimatology. Mem Geol Soc Am 145, pp 3-42
Levitus S (1982) Climatological atlas of the world ocean.
NOAA Prof. Paper 13, US Govt Printing Office,
Washington DC, pp 1-173
McIntyre A, Ruddiman WF, Karlin K, Mix AC (1989)
Surface water response of the equatorial Atlantic
Ocean to orbital forcing. Paleoceanography 4(1):
19-55
Mix AC (1987) The oxygen-isotope record of glaciation.
In: Ruddiman WF, Wright HE Jr (eds) North America
and adjacent oceans during the last deglaciation.
Geol Soc Amer, The Geology ofNOrth America, Boulder, Colorado, V K-3,pp 111-135
Mix AC, Morey AE (1996) Climate feedback and
Pleistocene variations in the Atlantic South Equatorial Current. In: Wefer G, Berger WH, Siedler G,
Webb DJ (eds) The South Atlantic: Present and Past
Circulation. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York,
pp503-525
Molfmo B, Kipp NG, Morley JJ (1982) Comparison of
foraminiferal, coccolithophorid and radiolarian
paleotemperature equations: Assemblage coherency and estimate concordancy. Quat Res 17:
279-313
Morgan WJ (1972) Deep mantle convection: plumes and
plate motions. Amer Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 56:
203-213
Natland ML (1933) The temperature-and-depth distribution of some Recent and fossil Foraminifera in the
southern California region. Scripps Inst Ocean Bull
Cech Ser 3: 225-230
Oberhansli H, Benier C, Meinecke G, Schmidt H,
Schneider R, Wefer G (1992) Planktonic foraminifers
as tracers of ocean currents in the eastern South
Atlantic. Paleoceanography 7 (5): 607-632
Parker FL (1962) Planktonic foraminiferal species in
Pacific sediments. Micropaleontology 8: 219-254
Patzold J, Bickert T, Bruck L, Gaedicke C, Heidland K,
Meinecke G, Mulitza S (1993) Bericht und erste
Ergebnisse tiber die Meteor-Fahrt M 15/2, Rio de
Janeiro -Vitoria, 18.1. -7.2.1991. Ber Fachber Geowiss
UnivBremen 17,pp 1-46
Patzold J, Heidland K, Zenk W, Siedler G (1996) On the
Bathymetry of the Hunter Channel. In: Wefer G,
Berger WH, Siedler G, Webb DJ (eds) The South
Atlantic: Present and Past Circulation. Springer,
Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 355-361
Peterson RG, Stramma L (1991) Upper-level circulation
in the South Atlantic Ocean. Progr Oceanogr 26:
1-73
Ptlaumann U, Duprat J, Pujol C, Labeyrie LD (1996)
SIMMAX: A modern analog technique to deduce
Atlantic sea surface temperatures from planktonic foraminifera in deep-sea sediments.
Paleoceanography II (I): 15-35
Prahl FG, Pisias N, Sparrow MA, Sabin A (1995) Assessment of sea-surface temperature at 42°N in the California Current over the last 30,000 years.
Paleoceanography 10 (4): 763-773
Prell WL (1985) The stability oflow latitude sea surface
temperatures: An evaluation of the CLIMAP reconstruction with emphasis on the positive SST anomalies. Rep. TR 025, US Dept of Energy, Washington
DC,pp 1-60
Raup DM, Stanley SM (1978) Paleoecology. In: Principles of Paleontology. Second Edition, Freeman WH
& Co, SanFrancisco,pp231-302
Ravelo AC, Fairbanks RG, Philander SGH (1990) Reconstructing tropical Atlantic hydrography using planktonic foraminifera and an ocean model.
Paleoceanography 5 (3): 409-431
Rosell-Mele A, Eglinton G, Ptlaumann U, Sarnthein M
(1995) Atlantic core-top calibration of the U~7index
as a sea-surface paleotemperature indicator. Geochim
CosmochimActa59: 3099-3107
89
Guilderson TP, Fairbanks RG, Rubenstone JL (1994)
Tropical temperature variations since 20,000 years
ago: modulating interhemispheric climate change.
Science 263: 663-665
Hair JF Jr, Anderson RE, Tatham RL, Black WC (1984)
Chapter 8: Cluster Analysis. In: Multivariate Data
Analysis With Readings, 4th ed. Prentice Hall International Inc, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, pp 420-483
Hutson WH (1977) Transfer functions under no-analog
conditions: Experiments with Indian Ocean planktonic foraminifera. Quat Res 8: 355-367
Hemleben C, Spindler M, Anderson OR (1989) Taxonomy and species features. In: Hemleber C,
Spindler M, Anderson OR (eds) Modern Planktonic
Foraminifera. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York,
pp8-32
Imbrie J, Kipp NJ (1971) A new micropaleontological
method for quantitative paleoclimatology: Application to a late Pleistocene Caribbean core. In: Turekian
KK (ed) The late Cenozoic glacial ages. Yale Univ
Press, New Haven, Conn, pp 71-181
Kipp NG (1976) New transfer function for estimating past
sea surface conditions from sea bed distribution of
planktonic foraminiferal assemblages in the North
Atlantic. In: Cline RM, Hays JD (eds) Investigation
of Southern Ocean paleoceanography and
Paleoclimatology. Mem Geol Soc Am 145, pp 3-42
Levitus S (1982) Climatological atlas of the world ocean.
NOAA Prof. Paper 13, US Govt Printing Office,
Washington DC, pp 1-173
McIntyre A, Ruddiman WF, Karlin K, Mix AC (1989)
Surface water response of the equatorial Atlantic
Ocean to orbital forcing. Paleoceanography 4(1):
19-55
Mix AC (1987) The oxygen-isotope record of glaciation.
In: Ruddiman WF, Wright HE Jr (eds) North America
and adjacent oceans during the last deglaciation.
Geol Soc Amer, The Geology ofNOrth America, Boulder, Colorado, V K-3,pp 111-135
Mix AC, Morey AE (1996) Climate feedback and
Pleistocene variations in the Atlantic South Equatorial Current. In: Wefer G, Berger WH, Siedler G,
Webb DJ (eds) The South Atlantic: Present and Past
Circulation. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York,
pp503-525
Molfmo B, Kipp NG, Morley JJ (1982) Comparison of
foraminiferal, coccolithophorid and radiolarian
paleotemperature equations: Assemblage coherency and estimate concordancy. Quat Res 17:
279-313
Morgan WJ (1972) Deep mantle convection: plumes and
plate motions. Amer Assoc Petrol Geol Bull 56:
203-213
Natland ML (1933) The temperature-and-depth distribution of some Recent and fossil Foraminifera in the
southern California region. Scripps Inst Ocean Bull
Cech Ser 3: 225-230
Oberhansli H, Benier C, Meinecke G, Schmidt H,
Schneider R, Wefer G (1992) Planktonic foraminifers
as tracers of ocean currents in the eastern South
Atlantic. Paleoceanography 7 (5): 607-632
Parker FL (1962) Planktonic foraminiferal species in
Pacific sediments. Micropaleontology 8: 219-254
Patzold J, Bickert T, Bruck L, Gaedicke C, Heidland K,
Meinecke G, Mulitza S (1993) Bericht und erste
Ergebnisse tiber die Meteor-Fahrt M 15/2, Rio de
Janeiro -Vitoria, 18.1. -7.2.1991. Ber Fachber Geowiss
UnivBremen 17,pp 1-46
Patzold J, Heidland K, Zenk W, Siedler G (1996) On the
Bathymetry of the Hunter Channel. In: Wefer G,
Berger WH, Siedler G, Webb DJ (eds) The South
Atlantic: Present and Past Circulation. Springer,
Berlin Heidelberg New York, pp 355-361
Peterson RG, Stramma L (1991) Upper-level circulation
in the South Atlantic Ocean. Progr Oceanogr 26:
1-73
Ptlaumann U, Duprat J, Pujol C, Labeyrie LD (1996)
SIMMAX: A modern analog technique to deduce
Atlantic sea surface temperatures from planktonic foraminifera in deep-sea sediments.
Paleoceanography II (I): 15-35
Prahl FG, Pisias N, Sparrow MA, Sabin A (1995) Assessment of sea-surface temperature at 42°N in the California Current over the last 30,000 years.
Paleoceanography 10 (4): 763-773
Prell WL (1985) The stability oflow latitude sea surface
temperatures: An evaluation of the CLIMAP reconstruction with emphasis on the positive SST anomalies. Rep. TR 025, US Dept of Energy, Washington
DC,pp 1-60
Raup DM, Stanley SM (1978) Paleoecology. In: Principles of Paleontology. Second Edition, Freeman WH
& Co, SanFrancisco,pp231-302
Ravelo AC, Fairbanks RG, Philander SGH (1990) Reconstructing tropical Atlantic hydrography using planktonic foraminifera and an ocean model.
Paleoceanography 5 (3): 409-431
Rosell-Mele A, Eglinton G, Ptlaumann U, Sarnthein M
(1995) Atlantic core-top calibration of the U~7index
as a sea-surface paleotemperature indicator. Geochim
CosmochimActa59: 3099-3107