Data for: Holocene paleoceanography of Bigo Bay, west Antarctic Peninsula: Connection between surface water productivity and nutrient utilization and its implication for surface-deep water mass exchange

Name: Data for: Holocene paleoceanography of Bigo Bay, west Antarctic Peninsula: Connection between surface water productivity and nutrient utilization and its implication for surface-deep water mass exchange
Creator: Sunghan Kim
Published: 2018-05-31T01:56:11.128Z
Keywords: Geochemistry, Ocean Sediments, Antarctica, Nitrogen Isotope

Kim, Sunghan; Yoon, Ho Il; Yoo, Kyu-Cheul; Lee, Jongmin; Bak, Young-Suk; Khim, Boo-Keun; Lee, Min Kyung; Domack, Eugene; Christ, Andrew; Lee, Jae

doi:10.17632/mbftw54gtd.1

Data for: Holocene paleoceanography of Bigo Bay, west Antarctic Peninsula: Connection between surface water productivity and nutrient utilization and its implication for surface-deep water mass exchange

Published: 31 May 2018| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/mbftw54gtd.1

Contributors:

Sunghan Kim,

Ho Il Yoon,

Kyu-Cheul Yoo,

Jongmin Lee,

Young-Suk Bak,

Boo-Keun Khim,

Min Kyung Lee,

Eugene Domack,

Andrew Christ,

Jae Lee

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Magnetic susceptibility, water content, biogenic opal, calcium carbonate,TOC, TN, bulk d15N, and diatom assemblage of core WAP13-GC47. Magnetic susceptibility and TOC of core WAP13-BC47. Magnetic susceptibility, water content, calcium carbonate,TOC, and TN of core WAP13-GC45.

Data for: Holocene paleoceanography of Bigo Bay, west Antarctic Peninsula: Connection between surface water productivity and nutrient utilization and its implication for surface-deep water mass exchange

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