Paleontological Records of Holocene Environmental Changes offshore, Egypt
Paleontological Records of Holocene Environmental Changes offshore, Egypt作者机构:MARUMLeobener StraβeUniversity of BremenD-28359 BremenGermany Faculty of ScienceAlexandria UniversityMoharam Bey 21511Egypt
出 版 物:《Journal of Ocean University of China》 (中国海洋大学学报(英文版))
年 卷 期:2019年第18卷第6期
页 面:1382-1394页
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主 题:dinoflagellate cysts paleoenvironmental changes planktic and benthic foraminifera offshore Egypt
摘 要:Paleontological and sedimentological analyses were carried out in sediment core from southeastern Mediterranean Sea,offshore Egypt to reconstruct the past environmental changes in trophic state and temperature during *** achieve our goals,grain size,total organic carbon,planktic and benthic foraminifera,dinoflagellate cysts have been *** micropalaentological studies have been done in the studied area and none of them used the combined proxies of benthic foraminifera and dinoflagellate *** combined proxies reflects more comprehensive paleoenvironmental *** and abiotic data have been analysed with multivariate technique including Redundancy Analysis(RDA).Diversity indices such as:Fisher alpha index(α)and Shannon index(H)have been *** foraminiferal study yields 9 planktic species and 10 benthic *** assemblages have low species diversity indices especially at sapropel layer *** sapropels are layers with elevated organic carbon concentrations that contrast with surrounding organic poor *** occur periodically in sedimentary sequences of the last millions years,which have been the subject of extensive previous *** Analysis(RDA)yields two groups of foraminiferal assemblages depending on the changes of total organic carbon and clay *** dinocysts study yields 15 species,the majority of cyst types belonging to the order *** association of dinoflagellate cyst shows two depositional phases in the *** sapropel layer S1,with anoxic condition and warmer temperature,is recorded at depth 28-46 cm where heterotrophic taxa dominate and the post-sapropel layer is recorded at depth 0-28 cm;where autotrophic taxa dominate.