Abstract
Carbon and oxygen isotopic analyses have been performed on live-stained aragonitic and calcitic benthic foraminifera and dissolved inorganic carbon from the Southern California Borderland to examine carbon isotopic fractionation in foraminifera. Temperature, salinity and pH data have also been collected to permit accurate determination of the delta/sup 13/C of bicarbonate ion and thus aragonite-HCO/sub 3//sup -/ and calcite-HCO/sub 3//sup -/ isotopic enrichment factors (epsilonsub(ar-b) and epsilonsub(cl-b), respectively). Only species which precipitate in /sup 18/O equilibrium have been considered. epsilonsub (ar-b) values based on Hoeglundina elegans range from 1.9 per mille at 2.7 deg C to 1.1 per mille at 9.5 deg C. The temperature dependence of epsilonsub(ar-b) is considerably greater than the equilibrium equation would predict and may be due to a vital effect. The calcitic foraminifera Cassidulina tortuosa, Cassidulina braziliensis, and Cassidulina limbata, Bank and Terrace dwellers, have s
Grossmann, E L
[1]
- University of Southern California, Los Angeles (USA). Dept. of Geological Sciences
Citation Formats
Grossmann, E L.
Carbon isotopic fractionation in live benthic foraminifera -comparison with inorganic precipitate studies.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1984.
Web.
doi:10.1016/0016-7037(84)90406-X.
Grossmann, E L.
Carbon isotopic fractionation in live benthic foraminifera -comparison with inorganic precipitate studies.
United Kingdom.
https://doi.org/10.1016/0016-7037(84)90406-X
Grossmann, E L.
1984.
"Carbon isotopic fractionation in live benthic foraminifera -comparison with inorganic precipitate studies."
United Kingdom.
https://doi.org/10.1016/0016-7037(84)90406-X.
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title = {Carbon isotopic fractionation in live benthic foraminifera -comparison with inorganic precipitate studies}
author = {Grossmann, E L}
abstractNote = {Carbon and oxygen isotopic analyses have been performed on live-stained aragonitic and calcitic benthic foraminifera and dissolved inorganic carbon from the Southern California Borderland to examine carbon isotopic fractionation in foraminifera. Temperature, salinity and pH data have also been collected to permit accurate determination of the delta/sup 13/C of bicarbonate ion and thus aragonite-HCO/sub 3//sup -/ and calcite-HCO/sub 3//sup -/ isotopic enrichment factors (epsilonsub(ar-b) and epsilonsub(cl-b), respectively). Only species which precipitate in /sup 18/O equilibrium have been considered. epsilonsub (ar-b) values based on Hoeglundina elegans range from 1.9 per mille at 2.7 deg C to 1.1 per mille at 9.5 deg C. The temperature dependence of epsilonsub(ar-b) is considerably greater than the equilibrium equation would predict and may be due to a vital effect. The calcitic foraminifera Cassidulina tortuosa, Cassidulina braziliensis, and Cassidulina limbata, Bank and Terrace dwellers, have s}
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journal = []
volume = {48:7}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1984}
month = {Jul}
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title = {Carbon isotopic fractionation in live benthic foraminifera -comparison with inorganic precipitate studies}
author = {Grossmann, E L}
abstractNote = {Carbon and oxygen isotopic analyses have been performed on live-stained aragonitic and calcitic benthic foraminifera and dissolved inorganic carbon from the Southern California Borderland to examine carbon isotopic fractionation in foraminifera. Temperature, salinity and pH data have also been collected to permit accurate determination of the delta/sup 13/C of bicarbonate ion and thus aragonite-HCO/sub 3//sup -/ and calcite-HCO/sub 3//sup -/ isotopic enrichment factors (epsilonsub(ar-b) and epsilonsub(cl-b), respectively). Only species which precipitate in /sup 18/O equilibrium have been considered. epsilonsub (ar-b) values based on Hoeglundina elegans range from 1.9 per mille at 2.7 deg C to 1.1 per mille at 9.5 deg C. The temperature dependence of epsilonsub(ar-b) is considerably greater than the equilibrium equation would predict and may be due to a vital effect. The calcitic foraminifera Cassidulina tortuosa, Cassidulina braziliensis, and Cassidulina limbata, Bank and Terrace dwellers, have s}
doi = {10.1016/0016-7037(84)90406-X}
journal = []
volume = {48:7}
journal type = {AC}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1984}
month = {Jul}
}