142
Baumann et al.
and Atlantic (DSDP site 527) oceans.
Cretaceous Res 17:451-478
Hiramatsu C, DeDecker, P (1997) The calcareous
nannoplankton assemblages of surface sediments
in the Tasman and coral Seas. Palaeogeogr
PalaeoclimatoIPalaeooecol131: 257-285
Honjo S, OkadaH (1974) Community structure of coccolithophores in the photic layer of the mid-Pacific.
Micropaleontology 20: 209-230
Houghton SD (1988) Thermocline control on coccolith
diversity and abundance in recent sediments from
the Celtic Sea and English Channel. Mar Geo183:
313-319
Hulburt EM (1976) Limitation of phytoplankton species
in the ocean off western Africa. Limnol Oceanogr 21:
193-211
Hulburt EM, Corwin N (1969) Influence of the Amazon
River Outflow on the Ecology of the Western Tropical Atlantic. III. The Planktonic Flora between the
Amazon River Outflow and the Winward Islands. J
Mar Res 27: 55-73
Imbrie J, Hays JD, Martinson DG, Mcintyre A, Mix AC,
Morley JJ, Pisias NG, Prell WL, Shackleton NJ (1984)
The orbital theory of Pleistocene climate: support
from revised chronology of the marine &1'0 record.
In: Berger A, Imbrie J, Hays JD, Kukla G, Saltzman B
(eds) Milankovitch and Climate, Part I. Reidel,
Dordrecht, pp 269-305
Jordan RW, Kieijne A (1994) A classification system for
living coccolithophores. In: Winter A, Siesser WG
(eds) Coccolithophores. Cambridge University
Press, Cambridge, pp 83-106
Jordan RW, Zhao M, Eglington G, Weaver PPE (1996)
Coccolith and alkenone stratigraphy at an upwelling
site offNW Africa (ODP 658C) during the last 130,00
years. In: Moguilevsky A, Whatley R (eds)
Microfossils and Oceanic Environments. AberystwythPress, Aberystwyth, pp 111-130.
Kennedy JA, Brassell SC (1992) Molecular records of
the Santa Barbara basin: comparison with historical
records of annual climate change. Org Geochem 19:
235-244
Kinkel H, Baumann K-H, Cepek M (in press)
Coccolithophores in the equatorial Atlantic Ocean:
response to seasonal and Late Quaternary surfacewater variability. Mar Micropaleontol
Kieijne A (1991) Holococcolithophorids from the Indian
Ocean, Red Sea, Mediterranean Sea an North Atlantic Ocean. Mar Micropaleontol17: 1-76
Kleijne A (1993) Morphology, taxonomy and distribution of extant coccolithophorids (calcareous
nannoplankton). Proefschr Vrije Univ Amsterdam,
pp 1-321
Kleijne A, Kroon D, Zevenboom W (1989) Phytoplankton and foraminiferal frequencies in northern
Indian Ocean and Red Sea surface-waters. Neth J Sea
Res 24: 531-539
Knappertsbusch M (1993) Geographic distribution of
living and Holocene coccolithophores in the Mediterranean sea. Mar Micropaleontol21: 219-247
KnappertsbuschM, Brummer GJA (1995) A sedimet trap
investigation of sinking coccolithophorids in the
North Atlantic. Deep-Sea Res 42: 1083-11 09
Longhurst A (1993) Seasonal cooling and blooming in
tropical oceans. Deep-Sea Res 40: 2145-2177
Lyle MW, Prahl FG, Sparrow MA (1992) Upwelling and
productivity changes inferred from a temperature
record in the central equatorial Pacific. Nature 355:
812-815
McCaffrey MA, Farrington JW, Repeta DJ ( 1990) The
organic geochemistry of Peru margin surface
sediments: I. A comparison of the C 37 alkenone and
historical El Nino records. Geochim CosmochimActa
54: 1671-1682
McIntyre A (1967) Coccoliths as paleoclimatic indicators of Pleistocene glaciation. Science 158: 1314-1317.
McIntyre A, Be A (1967) Modem Coccolithophoridae
in the Atlantic Ocean. I. Placoliths and crytholiths.
Deep-Sea Res 14: 561-597
McIntyre A, Ruddiman WF, Karlin K, Mix AC (1989)
Surface water response of the equatorial Atlantic
ocean to orbital Forcing. Paleoceanography 4:
19-55
Mitchell-Ines BA, Winter A (1987) Coccolithophores:
A major phytoplankton component in mature
upwelled waters off the Cape Peninsula, South Africa in March 1983. Mar Bioi 95: 25-30
Mix AC (1989) Pleistocene Paleoproductivity: Evidence
from organic carbon and foraminiferal species.
In: Berger WH, Smetacek VS, Wefer G (eds) Productivity of the Oceans: Present and Past. Dahlem
Konferenzen, J Wiley & Sons, Chichester,
pp313-340
Mix AC, Ruddiman WF, Mcintyre A (1986) Late Quaternary Paleoceanography of the tropical Atlantic,
I: Spatial variability of annual mean Sea - Surface
Temperatures, 0 - 20,000 years B.P. Paleoceanography
1:43-66
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
Baumann et al.
and Atlantic (DSDP site 527) oceans.
Cretaceous Res 17:451-478
Hiramatsu C, DeDecker, P (1997) The calcareous
nannoplankton assemblages of surface sediments
in the Tasman and coral Seas. Palaeogeogr
PalaeoclimatoIPalaeooecol131: 257-285
Honjo S, OkadaH (1974) Community structure of coccolithophores in the photic layer of the mid-Pacific.
Micropaleontology 20: 209-230
Houghton SD (1988) Thermocline control on coccolith
diversity and abundance in recent sediments from
the Celtic Sea and English Channel. Mar Geo183:
313-319
Hulburt EM (1976) Limitation of phytoplankton species
in the ocean off western Africa. Limnol Oceanogr 21:
193-211
Hulburt EM, Corwin N (1969) Influence of the Amazon
River Outflow on the Ecology of the Western Tropical Atlantic. III. The Planktonic Flora between the
Amazon River Outflow and the Winward Islands. J
Mar Res 27: 55-73
Imbrie J, Hays JD, Martinson DG, Mcintyre A, Mix AC,
Morley JJ, Pisias NG, Prell WL, Shackleton NJ (1984)
The orbital theory of Pleistocene climate: support
from revised chronology of the marine &1'0 record.
In: Berger A, Imbrie J, Hays JD, Kukla G, Saltzman B
(eds) Milankovitch and Climate, Part I. Reidel,
Dordrecht, pp 269-305
Jordan RW, Kieijne A (1994) A classification system for
living coccolithophores. In: Winter A, Siesser WG
(eds) Coccolithophores. Cambridge University
Press, Cambridge, pp 83-106
Jordan RW, Zhao M, Eglington G, Weaver PPE (1996)
Coccolith and alkenone stratigraphy at an upwelling
site offNW Africa (ODP 658C) during the last 130,00
years. In: Moguilevsky A, Whatley R (eds)
Microfossils and Oceanic Environments. AberystwythPress, Aberystwyth, pp 111-130.
Kennedy JA, Brassell SC (1992) Molecular records of
the Santa Barbara basin: comparison with historical
records of annual climate change. Org Geochem 19:
235-244
Kinkel H, Baumann K-H, Cepek M (in press)
Coccolithophores in the equatorial Atlantic Ocean:
response to seasonal and Late Quaternary surfacewater variability. Mar Micropaleontol
Kieijne A (1991) Holococcolithophorids from the Indian
Ocean, Red Sea, Mediterranean Sea an North Atlantic Ocean. Mar Micropaleontol17: 1-76
Kleijne A (1993) Morphology, taxonomy and distribution of extant coccolithophorids (calcareous
nannoplankton). Proefschr Vrije Univ Amsterdam,
pp 1-321
Kleijne A, Kroon D, Zevenboom W (1989) Phytoplankton and foraminiferal frequencies in northern
Indian Ocean and Red Sea surface-waters. Neth J Sea
Res 24: 531-539
Knappertsbusch M (1993) Geographic distribution of
living and Holocene coccolithophores in the Mediterranean sea. Mar Micropaleontol21: 219-247
KnappertsbuschM, Brummer GJA (1995) A sedimet trap
investigation of sinking coccolithophorids in the
North Atlantic. Deep-Sea Res 42: 1083-11 09
Longhurst A (1993) Seasonal cooling and blooming in
tropical oceans. Deep-Sea Res 40: 2145-2177
Lyle MW, Prahl FG, Sparrow MA (1992) Upwelling and
productivity changes inferred from a temperature
record in the central equatorial Pacific. Nature 355:
812-815
McCaffrey MA, Farrington JW, Repeta DJ ( 1990) The
organic geochemistry of Peru margin surface
sediments: I. A comparison of the C 37 alkenone and
historical El Nino records. Geochim CosmochimActa
54: 1671-1682
McIntyre A (1967) Coccoliths as paleoclimatic indicators of Pleistocene glaciation. Science 158: 1314-1317.
McIntyre A, Be A (1967) Modem Coccolithophoridae
in the Atlantic Ocean. I. Placoliths and crytholiths.
Deep-Sea Res 14: 561-597
McIntyre A, Ruddiman WF, Karlin K, Mix AC (1989)
Surface water response of the equatorial Atlantic
ocean to orbital Forcing. Paleoceanography 4:
19-55
Mitchell-Ines BA, Winter A (1987) Coccolithophores:
A major phytoplankton component in mature
upwelled waters off the Cape Peninsula, South Africa in March 1983. Mar Bioi 95: 25-30
Mix AC (1989) Pleistocene Paleoproductivity: Evidence
from organic carbon and foraminiferal species.
In: Berger WH, Smetacek VS, Wefer G (eds) Productivity of the Oceans: Present and Past. Dahlem
Konferenzen, J Wiley & Sons, Chichester,
pp313-340
Mix AC, Ruddiman WF, Mcintyre A (1986) Late Quaternary Paleoceanography of the tropical Atlantic,
I: Spatial variability of annual mean Sea - Surface
Temperatures, 0 - 20,000 years B.P. Paleoceanography
1:43-66
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