TY - JOUR
TI - Eco-biostratigraphic advances in late quaternary geochronology and palaeoclimate: The marginal Gulf of Mexico analogue
AU - Antonarakou, A.
AU - Kontakiotis, G.
AU - Karageorgis, A.P.
AU - Besiou, E.
AU - Zarkogiannis, S.
AU - Drinia, H.
AU - Mortyn, G.P.
AU - Tripsanas, E.
JO - QUARTERLY GEOLOGICAL NOTES
PY - 2019
VL - 63
TODO - 1
SP - 178-191
PB - POLISH GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
SN - 0584-3219
TODO - 10.7306/gq.1457
TODO - biostratigraphy;  climate variation;  correlation;  deep-sea sediment;  geochronology;  Holocene;  late glacial;  paleoceanography;  paleoclimate;  planktonic foraminifera;  Quaternary, Atlantic Ocean;  Gulf of Mexico
TODO - This study combines high-resolution planktonic foraminiferal eco-biostratigraphy and palaeoclimatic data from the high-sedimentation-rate core JPC-26 from the northwestern margin of the Gulf of Mexico (GoM). The eco-biozones recognized (GOMPFE1-12) being correlated with published Mg/Ca-based sea surface temperatures. This updated palaeoclimatic and stratigraphic reference record facilitates correlations with the Greenland ice core events and their climatic relationships, and also provides a solid stratigraphic framework for correlations with other palaeoclimatic and palaeoceanographic records in the circum-GOM/Caribbean region. This multidisciplinary approach underlines the utility of supporting conventional dating methodologies with different constraints, and further reveals a powerful tool for reliably correlating marine records between comparable deep-sea marginal settings and coeval sequences of this region. © 2019 Polish Geological Institute. All rights reserved.
ER -