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Contents
Bottom- and Deep Water Circulation
Mackensen A. and T Bickert
Stable Carbon Isotopes in Benthic Foraminifera:
Proxies for Deep and Bottom Water Circulation and New Production .................................................. .229-254
Dittert N., K.-H Baumann, T Bickert, R. Henrich, R. Huber, H Kinkel and H Meggers
Carbonate Dissolution in the Deep-Sea:
Methods, Quantification and Paleoceanographic Application ................................................................ 255-284
Diekmann B., G. Kuhn, A. Mackensen, R. Petschick, D.K. Filtterer,
R. Gersonde, C. Rilhlemann and H-S. Niebler
Kaolinite and Chlorite as Tracers of Modern and Late Quaternary
Deep Water Circulation in the South Atlantic and the Adjoining Southern Ocean ................................ 285-313
Paleoproductivity and Nutrients
Rilhlemann c., PJ Milller and R.R. Schneider
Organic Carbon and Carbonate as Paleoproductivity Proxies:
Examples from High and Low Productivity Areas of the Tropical AtIantic ........................................... 3l5-344
Gingele F.x, M Zabel, S. Kasten, WJ. Bonn and c.c. Nilrnberg
Biogenic Barium as a Proxy for Paleoproductivity:
Methods and Limitations of Application ................................................................................................ 345-364
Romero o.£., C.B. Lange, G. Fischer, u.F. Treppke and G. Weier
Variability in Export Production Documented by Downward Fluxes and
Species Composition of Marine Planktic Diatoms:
Observations from the Tropical and Equatorial Atlantic ........................................................................ 365-392
Walter H-J., MM Rutgers van der Loeff and R. Franr;ois
Reliability of the 231Pa f 3 0Th Activity Ratio as a Tracer for Bioproductivity of the Ocean .................... 393-408
Contents
Bottom- and Deep Water Circulation
Mackensen A. and T Bickert
Stable Carbon Isotopes in Benthic Foraminifera:
Proxies for Deep and Bottom Water Circulation and New Production .................................................. .229-254
Dittert N., K.-H Baumann, T Bickert, R. Henrich, R. Huber, H Kinkel and H Meggers
Carbonate Dissolution in the Deep-Sea:
Methods, Quantification and Paleoceanographic Application ................................................................ 255-284
Diekmann B., G. Kuhn, A. Mackensen, R. Petschick, D.K. Filtterer,
R. Gersonde, C. Rilhlemann and H-S. Niebler
Kaolinite and Chlorite as Tracers of Modern and Late Quaternary
Deep Water Circulation in the South Atlantic and the Adjoining Southern Ocean ................................ 285-313
Paleoproductivity and Nutrients
Rilhlemann c., PJ Milller and R.R. Schneider
Organic Carbon and Carbonate as Paleoproductivity Proxies:
Examples from High and Low Productivity Areas of the Tropical AtIantic ........................................... 3l5-344
Gingele F.x, M Zabel, S. Kasten, WJ. Bonn and c.c. Nilrnberg
Biogenic Barium as a Proxy for Paleoproductivity:
Methods and Limitations of Application ................................................................................................ 345-364
Romero o.£., C.B. Lange, G. Fischer, u.F. Treppke and G. Weier
Variability in Export Production Documented by Downward Fluxes and
Species Composition of Marine Planktic Diatoms:
Observations from the Tropical and Equatorial Atlantic ........................................................................ 365-392
Walter H-J., MM Rutgers van der Loeff and R. Franr;ois
Reliability of the 231Pa f 3 0Th Activity Ratio as a Tracer for Bioproductivity of the Ocean .................... 393-408