South Atlantic Foraminifer Stable Isotope Data, Marine Isotope Stage 11: Readme file
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              World Data Center A - for Paleoclimatology
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NOTE: PLEASE CITE ORIGINAL REFERENCE WHEN USING THIS DATA!!!!!

NAME OF DATA SET: South Atlantic Foraminifer Stable Isotope Data, Marine Isotope Stage 11
LAST UPDATE: 09/2000 (Original Receipt by WDCA Paleo)  
CONTRIBUTOR: David Hodell, University of Florida

IGBP PAGES/WDCA CONTRIBUTION SERIES NUMBER: 2000-059

SUGGESTED DATA CITATION: Hodell, D., et al., 2000, 
South Atlantic Foraminifer Stable Isotope Data, Marine Isotope Stage 11, 
IGBP PAGES/World Data Center A for Paleoclimatology 
Data Contribution Series #2000-059. 
NOAA/NGDC Paleoclimatology Program, Boulder CO, USA. 

ORIGINAL REFERENCE: 
Hodell, D., Charles, C., and Ninnemann, U., 2000, 
Comparison of interglacial stages in the South Atlantic sector 
of the southern ocean for the past 450 kyr: implications for 
Marine Isotope Stage(MIS) 11. 
Global and Planetary Change 24, 7-26, February 2000.

GEOGRAPHIC REGION: South Atlantic Ocean
PERIOD OF RECORD: 0-663 KYrBP

LIST OF FILES: Readme.Hodell2000.txt (this file), 
tab-delimited ASCII text data files: 
704_pachyo18_c13.TXT, TN057-10&11_pachy_o18_c13.TXT, TN057-6_bullo18_c13.TXT, 
TN057-6_CaCO3.TXT, TN057-6_cibO18_c13.TXT, TN057-6_pachyo18_c13.TXT.

DESCRIPTION: 
Foraminfier stable isotope data from south Atlantic Ocean cores for the 
past 450 KYrs, including Marine Isotope Stage 11.  These data were
used by Hodell et al. to reconstruct oxygen and carbon isotopic gradients
across the Polar Frontal Zone.

Data file names correspond to the figures in the original reference,
as follows:

TN057-6_bullo18_c13 (Figure 1)
TN057-6_cibO18_c13 (Figure 1)
TN057-6_pachyo18_c13 (Figure 1)
704_pachyo18_c13 (Figure 3)
TN057-10&11_pachy_o18_c13 (Figure 3)
TN057-6_CaCO3 (Figure 8)