Modern Arctic Podocopid Ostracode Database · (1977) and from Penney (1989). This report describes...

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Modern Arctic Podocopid Ostracode Database

byThomas M. Cronin1 , William M. Briggs, Jr. 2 , Elisabeth M. Brouwers 3 , Robin C. Whatley4 ,

Adrian Wood4 , and Mathew A. Cotton5

Open-File Report 91-385

This report is preliminary and has not been reviewed for conformity with U.S. Geological Survey editorial standards and stratigraphic nomenclature.

1U.S. Geological Survey, Reston, Virginia 22092; Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80309-0450; 3U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, Colorado 80225; ^Institute of Earth Studies, University College, Aberystwyth, Wales, United Kingdom; 5Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, Illinois 60605-9410

INTRODUCTION

Ostracodes form a group of small, benthic crustaceans with a bivalved calcareous carapace that is readily fossilized. Ostracodes respond to ambient aquatic conditions and are especially valuable in paleoenvironmental reconstructions. Marine ostracodes are useful in determining water mass characteristics because of the sensitivity of species to environmental parameters such as water temperature, dissolved oxygen, and salinity. Until recently, however, most attempts to apply ostracodes to paleoceanographic problems have been hampered by inconsistent taxonomy, limited analysis of modern material, and qualitative methodology.

Recent studies have developed large sample data bases for modern shallow water marine ostracodes from the western North Atlantic (Cronin and Dowsett, 1990) and for deep water environments from the Atlantic (Dingle and Lord, 1990) which are suitable for application to large scale paleoceanographic problems. This report describes a new data base of modern ostracode species that is being developed for application to paleoceanographic conditions of the Arctic Ocean and surrounding high latitude seas.

The Neogene paleoceanographic history of the Arctic Ocean and adjacent high latitude seas is poorly known, in part because Arctic planktic foraminifer assemblages are absent in shallow water Neogene-Quaternary deposits and absent or monospecific in the few available Arctic Ocean cores. Ostracodes, in contrast, are common and often diverse in shallow (McDougall and others, 1986; Repenning and others, 1987; Brouwers and others, 1991) and deep water (Joy and Clark, 1977; Clark and others, 1990) Neogene and Quaternary deposits, and many species are restricted to specific environments and distinct water masses. In order to develop a standardized data base of ostracode species abundances and the zoogeographic and bathymetric distribution of species in the Arctic Ocean and surrounding seas, each of us assembled and re-studied the modern ostracode samples available in our collections to produce a Modern Arctic Ostracode Database (MAOD). We are including in MAOD published data from Joy and Clark (1977) and from Penney (1989). This report describes the contents of the MAOD for samples from shallow water environments of Northern Hemisphere high latitudes (Figure 1).

MATERIALS AND METHODS

The material for the MAOD comes from a number of sources of modern samples that were collected over the last 60 years, with most of the samples taken in the last 20 years. MAOD is divided into two Microsoft Macintosh EXCEL files: one file contains latitude, longitude, water depth, and other locality information (the LATLONG file), and the second file contains species occurrences, or counts (the SPOC file). Appendices 1 and 2 consist of printouts of the LATLONG and SPOC files, respectively.

Column A of Appendix 1 gives the sample name and/or sample number. Column B denotes the summer bottom temperature for the locality, which was obtained from two types of sources: one source consists of unpublished oceanographic parameters that were measured in the region or actually at the sample location (items 3, 11, and 15 in Table 1), and a second source consists of physical oceanographic data from 22 published references given in Table 1. Column I

denotes the specific source of temperature given for a locality. Table I gives the full citation for the 22 published references. Summer bottom water temperatures (°C) were obtained by identifying the temperature for the warmest time of the year, usually August, at a location and water depth close to the ostracode sample. In some cases, water temperature estimates were derived from multi-year averages, and in other cases only a single summer's values were used. In all cases, an attempt was made to obtain the most up-to-date water temperature estimate available for a sample location.

Column C in Appendix 1 gives the general region for the sample, and columns D and E give latitude (in degrees north) and longitude (in degrees; negative numbers denote the Western Hemisphere and positive numbers denote the Eastern Hemisphere), respectively. Column F provides the sample locality water depth in meters.

Most of the samples that we examined were originally collected as part of biological and/or sedimentological sampling programs on oceanographic cruises. Column 6 in Appendix 1 gives the source of the samples, which in turn are keyed to Table 2, which gives the cruise name and number and/or a reference in which sampling methods and cruise data are given. Column H gives the location of the author responsible for the sample, which in most cases is also the location of the micropaleontological slide containing the ostracodes from the sample (A - Aberystwyth, B = Boulder; D = Denver; R = Reston; O = other).

The 550 samples studied herein (329 samples in the MAOD SPOC file) were obtained from a wide variety of sampling programs for which there were thousands of samples available. We include in MAOD only those samples for which there was an adequate representation of ostracode population structure. A qualitative assessment of species populations based on the presence of the last two to three molt stages (see Whatley, 1983; Brouwers, 1988) or the more obvious presence of soft parts allowed us to determine that no samples were included in MAOD that show signs of major transport or reworking of fossil specimens.

MAOD SPECIES OCCURRENCES

Of the total 550 samples in the MAOD LATLONG file, we have identified the ostracode species from 329 shallow water samples, and we present the raw occurrence data (counts of individuals) for the SPOC file in Appendix 2. A total of 100 taxonomic categories (generally species) were tabulated, of which we used 99 categories in this report, and these categories are identified in Table 3 (the categories include "other" and "indeterminate"). The MAOD SPOC file has a total of 82,152 ostracode specimens. The file provides ample zoogeographical and ecological information for our quantitative analyses of Neogene and Quaternary paleoenvironments for high latitude deposits. In the future, the SPOC file will be expanded to include species occurrences in intermediate and deep water Arctic environments, and we are adding new shallow water samples from new areas as well.

TAXONOMIC NOTES

There is general consensus among the five authors and, indeed, among most ostracode taxonomists having experience in Arctic assemblages, about the identification of most shallow water high latitude species. This is due mainly

to the detailed taxonomic studies using scanning electron photomicrographs that have been published in the last 15 years (Neale and Howe, 1975; Whatley and Masson, 1979; McDougall and others, 1982; Whatley, 1982; Cronin, 1988; Penney, 1989) and others. Brief taxonomic notes about several of the ostracode taxa are given below.

Acanthocythereis dunelmensis. Two morphotypea are present in our data set, a large form and a small form. The two forms are lumped into one species for this study. A number of authors have recognized the two morphologies (Elofson, 1941; Athersuch and others, 1989), but they are not yet consistently differentiated and described.

Cluthia cluthae. A second species of Cluthia is suggested from the samples examined from Chesterfield Inlet, Hudson Bay.

Cytheromorpha macchesneyi. The relationship between Pteroloxa and C. macchesneyj. should be examined in detail, as the general morphology and ecology of the two species suggests that they are congeneric. Gradational morphological variation in carapace ornament has been observed in C. macchesneyi between shallow and deeper water populations. The C. macchesneyi populations appear to intergrade with populations of Pteroloxa.

Cytheropteron spp. This is a diverse and generally well understood genus that is very common in high latitude temperate to frigid environments. Some additional work is required on the relationships between true arctic populations and related species or subspecies that live in subarctic and cold temperate areas.

Elofsonella concinna group. Abundant, well-preserved populations from Chesterfield Inlet show that there are two distinct species of E. concinna: Elofsonella concinna (called E. concinna concinna in the literature by some authors) and Elofsonella neoconcinna (called B. concinna neoconcinna in the published literature by some authors).

Finmarchinella angulata. This taxon is morphologically very closely related to F. japonica, as noted by Cronin and Ikeya (1987).

Semicytherura spp. This genus needs detailed study of several of the species complexes, particularly the relationship within the 5. affinis f S. mainensis, and S. undata species groups.

Other. This category lumps together species of Microcythere, Cytherois, Paracytherois, Sclerochilus, and myodocopids.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Assembling this large data base required the cooperation and assistance of many colleagues to whom we are greatly indebted. Among them, thanks are due to: B.R. Pelletier, G. Vilks, F.J.E. Wagner, and A. Sherin of the Geological Survey of Canada and E. Reimnitz, P.W. Barnes, E.W. Kempera, and J. Trumbull of the U.S.

Geological Survey for locality information and sediment samples from the Beaufort Sea; W.P. Budgell, D.J. Brooks, N. Watson, and N. Freeman of the Fisheries and Oceans, Canada, the officers and crew of the M/V Petrel V for their cooperation in the 1978 oceanographic survey of Chesterfield Inlet, and L.D. Delorme of the Canada Centre for Inland Waters, Burlington, Ontario for help on the Chesterfield Inlet material; G.F. Rogers of the University of Guelph for salinity and temperature data; J.A. Westgate of Scarborough College and J.T. Andrews and R.H. Kihl of the University of Colorado for laboratory facilities for W.M. Briggs Jr.; Q.A. Siddiqui and U.M. Grigg of St. Mary's University for taxonomic discussions; I.J. Ralph, J.E. Whittaker (British Museum of Natural History), D.R. Wall (Geological Survey of Canada) and A. Moguilevsky (University of Aberystwyth) for access to samples; M.A. Buzas of the Smithsonian Institution for the loan of Bartlett cruise samples; C. Hans Nelson of the U.S. Geological Survey for sediment samples from Norton Sound; J.V. Gardner and W.E. Dean of the U.S. Geological Survey for sediment samples from the Pribilof Islands; B.F. Molnia of the U.S. Geological Survey for sediment samples from the Gulf of Alaska; Paul Carlson of the U.S. Geological Survey for sediment samples from Kodiak Shelf; Jackie Grebmeier of the University of Tennessee for Alpha-Helix samples from the Bering Sea; David Penney of the University of Aarhus, Denmark for ostracode data from Greenland; A. Loeblich of the University of California at Los Angeles and Ruth Todd for information on the Bartlett and Wort/wind samples; and David Clark of the University of Wisconsin for helpful discussion on deep Arctic core samples.

This work was carried out as part of the USGS PRISM (Pliocene Research, Interpretation and Synoptic Mapping) Project. Financial assistance for W.M. Briggs Jr. included grants to J.C. Ritchie (Scarborough College) from Energy, Mines and Resources, Canada and Fisheries and Oceans, Canada, National Science Foundation Grant DPP 81-06802 to Briggs, and a 1991 U.S. Geological Survey grant from the Global Climate Change Program to Briggs.

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At her such, J., Home, D.J., and Whittaker, J.E., 1989, Marine and brackishwater ostracodes (Superfamilies Cypridacea and Cytheracea), in Kermack,D.M. and Barnes, R.S.K., eds., Synopses of the British Fauna (New Series)no. 43: E.J. Brill, 343 p.

Brouwers, E.M., 1988, Sediment transport detected from the analysis of ostracodpopulation structure: an example from the Alaskan continental shelf, in DeDeckker, P., Colin, J.-P., and Peypouquet, J.-P., eds., Ostracoda in theEarth Sciences: Elsevier, p. 231-244.

Brouwers, E.M., Jorgensen, N.O., and Cronin, T.M., 1991, Climatic significanceof the ostracode fauna from the Pliocene Kap Kobenhavn Formation, northGreenland: Micropaleontology, v. 37, no. 3.

Clark, D.L., Chern, L.A., Hogler, J.A., Mennicke, C.M., and Atkins, E.D., 1990,Late Neogene climate evolution of the central Arctic Ocean: MarineGeology, v. 93, p. 69-94.

Cronin, T.M., 1988, Paleozoogeography of postglacial Ostracoda from northeasternNorth America, in Gadd, N.R., ed., The Late Quaternary Development of theChamplain Sea Basin: Geological Association of Canada, Special Paper 35,p. 125-144.

Cronin, T.M. and Ikeya, N., 1987, The Omma-Manganji ostracod fauna (Plio-Pleistocene) of Japan and the zoogeography of circumpolar species:Journal of Micropalaeontology, v. 6, p. 65-68.

Cronin, T.M. and Dowsett, H.J., 1990, A quantitative micropaleontologic methodfor shallow marine paleoclimatology: application to Pliocene deposits ofthe western North Atlantic Ocean: Marine Micropaleontology, v. 16, p.117-147.

Dingle, R.V. and Lord, A.R., 1990, Benthic ostracods and deep water-masses inthe Atlantic Ocean: Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, v.80, p. 213-235.

Elofson, O., 1941, Zur kenntnis der marinen Ostracoden Schwedens mit besondererberucksichtigung des Skageraks: Zool. Bidrag Uppsala, v. 19, p. 217-534.

Joy, J.A. and Clark, D.L., 1977, The distribution, ecology and systematics ofthe benthie Ostracoda of the central Arctic Ocean: Micropaleontology, v.23, p. 129-154.

McDougall, K., Brouwers, E.M., and Smith, P.A., 1986, Micropaleontology andsedimentology of the PB borehole series, Prudhoe Bay, Alaska: U.S.Geological Survey Bulletin 1598, 62 p.

Neale, J.W. and Howe, H.V., 1975, The marine Ostracoda of Russian Harbour,Novaya Zemlya and other high latitude faunas: Bulletins of AmericanPaleontology, no. 65(282), p. 381-431.

Penney, D.N., 1989, Recent shallow marine Ostracoda of the Ikerssuak(Bredefjord) District, Southwest Greenland: Journal ofMicropalaeontology, v. 8, p. 55-75.

Repenning, C.A., Brouwers, E.M., Carter, L.D., Marincovich, L., Jr., and Ager,T.A., 1987, The Beringian ancestry of Phenacomys (Rodentia: Cricetidae)and the beginning of the modern Arctic Ocean borderland biota: U.S.Geological Survey Bulletin 1687, 31 p.

Whatley, R.C., 1982, Littoral and sublittoral Ostracoda from Sisimiut, WestGreenland, in Fox, A.D. and Stoud, D.A., eds., Report of the 1979Greenland White-Fronted Goose Study Expedition to Eqalungraint Nunal, WestGreenland: University of Wales Press, p. 269-284.

Whatley, R., 1983, Some simple procedures for enhancing the use of Ostracoda inpalaeoenvironmental analysis, in Costa, L.I., ed., Palynology-Micropalaeontology: Laboratories, Equipment and Methods.: NPD Bulletin2, Oljedirektoratet, p. 129-146.

What ley, R.C. and Masson, D.C., 1979, The ostracod genus Cytheropteron from theQuaternary and Recent of Great Britain: Revista Espanola deMicropaleontologia, v. 11, p. 223-277.

Whittaker, J.E., 1981, The living Ostracoda of Christchurch Harbour, Dorset, inNeale, J.W. and Brasier, M.D., eds., Microfossils from Recent and fossilshelf seas: Ellis Horwood Limited, p. 293-303.

Table 1. Key to sources of physical oceanography data used in MAOD LATLONO file (Appendix 1, column B, and cited in column I).

1. Cronin, T.M. and Dowsett, H.J., 1990, A quantitative micropaleontologic method for shallow marine paleoclimatology: application to Pliocene deposits of the western North Atlantic: Marine Micropaleontology, v. 16, p. 117-147.

2. Prinsenberg, S.J., 1986, Salinity and temperature distributions of Hudson Bay and James Bay, in Martini, I.P., ed., Canadian Inland Seas: Elsevier Oceanography Series, v. 44, p. 163-186.

3. Unpublished data from W.M. Briggs, Jr.4. Penney, D.N., 1989, Recent shallow marine Ostracoda of the Ikerssuak

(Bredefjord) District, Southwest Greenland: Journal of Micropalaeontology, v. 8, p. 55-75.

5. Prinsenberg, S.J., 1986, On the physical oceanography of Foxe Basin, in Martini, I.P., ed., Canadian Inland Seas: Elsevier Oceanography Series, v. 44, p. 217-236.

6. Drinkwater, K.F., 1986, Physical oceanography of Hudson Strait and Ungava Bay, in Martini, I.P., ed., Canadian Inland Seas: Elsevier Oceanography Series, v. 44, p. 237-264.

7. Dietrich, G., 1969, Atlas of the Hydrography of the northern North Atlantic Ocean: Conseil International pour 1'Exploration de la Mer Service Hydrographique, Charlottenlund Slot, Danemark.

8. U.S. Navy Hydrographic Office, 1958, Oceanographic Atlas of the Polar Seas, Part II, Arctic: H.O. Publication No. 705.

9. Aagaard, K., Coachman, L.K., and Carmack, E., 1981, On the halocline of the Arctic Ocean: Deep-Sea Research, v. 28A, p. 529-545.

10. U.S. Naval Oceanography Command Detachment, 1981, U.S. Marine Climatic Atlas of the World, volume 9, World-wide Means and Standard Deviations: Washington, D.C.

11. Unpublished data summarized by Adrian Wood.12. Vilks, G., 1989, Ecology of Recent Foraminifera on the Canadian

continental shelf of the Arctic Ocean, in Herman, Y., ed., The Arctic Seas, p. 497-569: Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., New York.

13. Bourke, R.H., Newton, J.L., Paquette, R.G., and Tunnicliffe, M.D., 1987, Circulation and water masses of the East Greenland Shelf: Journal of Geophysical Research, v. 92, C7, p. 6729-6740.

14. International North Pacific Fishereis Commission, 1962, Bulletin no. 13.15. National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration data set for the

Beaufort Sea and Bering Sea continental shelf, Alaska (Brouwers unpublished data).

16. Fissel, D.B., Lemon, D.D., and Birch, J.R., 1981, The physical oceanography of western Baffin Bay and Lancaster Sound: Canadian Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs, Northern Affairs Program, Environmental Studies no. 25.

17. Coachman, L.K., Aagaard, K., and Tripp, R.B., 1975, Bering Strait The regional physical oceanography: University of Washington Press, Seattle, 172 p.

18. Johannessen, O.M., 1986, Brief overview of the physical oceanography, in Hurdle, B.G., ed., The Nordic Seas, p. 103-127: Springer-Verlag, New

York.19. Aagaard, K., 1984, The Beaufort Undercurrent, in Barnes, P.W., Shell,

D.M., and Reimnitz, E., eds., The Alaskan Beaufort Sea: Ecosystems and Environments, p. 47-71: Academic Press, New York.

20. Hansell, D.A., Goering, J.J., Walsh, J.J., McRoy, C.P., Coachman, L.K., and Whitledge, T.E., 1989, Summer phytoplankton production and transport along the shelf break in the Bering Sea: Continental Shelf Research, v. 9, no. 12, p. 1085-1104.

21. Walsh, J.J., McRoy, C.P., Coachman, L.K., Goering, J.J., and others, 1989, Carbon and nitrogen cycling within the Bering/Chukchi Seas: Source regions for organic matter effecting AOU demands of the Arctic Ocean: Progress in Oeanography, v. 22, no. 4, p. 277-359.

22. Codispoti, L.A. and Richards, F.A., 1968, Micronutrient distributions in the East Siberian and Laptev Seas during the summer 1963: Arctic, v. 21, p. 67-83.

23. Aagaard, K. and Coachman, L.K., 1968, The East Greenland Current north of Denmark Strait Part II: Arctic, v. 21, p. 267-290.

24. Vilks, G., Wagner, F.J.E., and Pelletier, B.R., 1979, The Holocene marine environment of the Beaufort Shelf: Geological Survey of Canada Bulletin 303, 43 p.

25. Coachman, L.K. and Aagaard, K., 1974, Physical oceanography of Arctic and Subarctic Seas, in Herman, Y., ed., Marine geology and oceanography of the Arctic Seas: Springer-Verlag, New York, p. 1-72.

Table 2. Source of ostracode samples and/or species data (see Appendix 1, column 6).

1. Ralph, I.J., 1983, Recent and late Quaternary ecology, distributions and provincialism of Ostracoda in the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans: Ph.D. thesis, University of Keele, United Kingdom.

2. Various sources cited in Cronin and Dowsett (1990).3. R/V Discoverer cruises, 1979-1980 (DC1-79-EG and DC2-80-EG); F.R.S.

Tovnsend Cromwell cruise, 1975 (EGAL-75-KC), both to the Gulf of Alaska.4. Capt. William Bartlett cruises, 1930's-1940's, to Canadian Arctic and

Greenland (samples stored in Cushman collection, Department of Paleobiology, National Museum of Natural History).

5. Penney, D., 1989, Journal of Micropalaeontology.6. Alpha-Helix 139 cruise, 1990, Bering Strait (samples courtesy of J.

Grebmeier).7. M/V Petrel V cruise, 1978, Chesterfield Inlet, Hudson Bay.8. U.S. Coast Guard Northwind cruise, 1963 (U.S. Coast Guard Oceanographic

report no. 6; Codispoti and Richards, 1968).9. Ernest Holt cruise, 1963, Norwegian Sea.

10. H.M.S. Vidal cruise, 1955, Barents Sea.11. Bedford Institute of Oceanography Hudson cruises to Beaufort Sea and other

areas.12. U.S. Coast Guard Vorthwind cruise, 1965, to Kara and Greenland Seas.13. Ostracode samples studied by Joy and Clark (1977).14. R/V Sea Sounder cruises, 1976 and 1978 to Norton Sound, Alaska, collected

by C. Hans Nelson, U.S. Geological Survey.15. Samples from western Beaufort Sea collected by Peter Barnes and Erk

Reimnitz, U.S. Geological Survey, during 1971-1972, 1980-1982.16. Bedford Institute of Oceanography Parizeau cruises 1970-1972. O. Other sources.

Table 3. Ostracode taxonomic groups used in MAOD SPOC file, refers to Brady, Crosakey and Robertaon, 1874).

(B,C&R, 1874

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2

2

2

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

49

50

Acanthocythereia dunalmenais (Norman, 1865)

Argillo&cia conoidaa Sars, 1923

Aurila convexa - (Baird, 1850)

Baffinicythera howei Hazel, 1967

Bythocypris bosquetiana (Brady. 1866)

Bythocythare constricta Sars, 1866

Cluthia duthaa (B. C. & R.. 1874)

Cythera lutaa Mueller, 1785

Cytharatta teshekpukensis Swain, 1963

Cytheromorpha macchasneyi (Brady & Crosskey, 1871]

Cytharopteron alatum Sars, 1866

Cytharopteron angulatum Brady & Robertson, 1872

Cytharopteron arcticum Neale & Howe, 1973

Cytheropteron arcuatum B. C. 4 R., 1874

Cyttleropteron biconvexum Whalley & Masson, 1979

Cytherapteron champlainum Cronin, 1981

Cytheroptaron alaeni Cronin, 1988

Cytherapteron excavoaiatum Whalley & Masson. 1979

Cytheropteron hamatum Sars. 1866

Cytherapteron inflatum B. C. & R., 1874

Cytherapteron latissimum (Norman, 1865)

C/theropteron montrosianse B. C. & R., 1874

Cytheropteron nodosoaJatum Neale & Howe, 1973

Cytherapteron nodosum Brady, 1868

Cytheropteron paralatissimum Swain, 1963

Cythercptaron pararcticum Whatley & Masson. 1979

Cytheropteron punctatum Brady, 1868

Cytheropteron pyramidaJe Brady, 1868

Cythercpteron sedovi Lev, 1969

Cytheropteron simplex Whatley & Masson, 1979

Cytheropteron sulense Lev, 1972

Cytheropteron suzdalskyi Lev, 1972

Cytheropteron pseudomontrosiense Whatley & Masson, 1979

Cytheropteron tumefactum Lev, 1972

Cytheropteron n. sp. B see Cronin, 1988

Cytheropteron spp.

Cytherura sp.

lofsonella concinna (Jones, 1857)

Icfsanefta neoconcinna Bassiouni. 1965

'jcythere argus (Sars. 1866)

jcythera declivis (Norman, 1865)

FinmarcfiineJJa barentzovoensis (Mandelstam, 1957)

'n march inella finmarchica (Sars. 1866)

^nmardiineUa angutata (Sars. 1866)

nmarchinella logani (Brady & Crosskey. 1871)

emicythere borealis (Brady, 1868)

emicythera emarginata (Sars. 1866)

emicythera villosa Sars, 1866

amicytherjra cellulosa (Norman. 1865)

emicvtherura clathrata (Sars, 1866)

t

c

e

5

c

5

5

5

5

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

6

7

7

72

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

82

83

84

85

86

87

88

89

90

91

92

93

94

95

96

97

98

99

Heterocyprideis fascis (Brady 4 Norman. 1889)

Heterocyprideis sorbyana (Jones. 1857)

Hirschmannia viridis (Mueller. 1785)

Jones* simplex (Norman, 1865)

Keijia? mananensis ' (Hazel & Valentine. 1969)

Kritha gfaciaiis B. C. & R.. 1874

Loxoconcha venepidermoidea Swain, 1963

Muetterma abyssicola (Sars. 1866)

Neonasidea inflata (Norman, 1862)

Normanicythere leioderma . (Norman, 1869)

Paimenelia limicola (Norman, 1865)

Palmoconcha guttata (Norman, 1865)

Paracyprideis psaudopunctillata Swain, 1963

Paracyttteridea norvegica Neale, 1972

Paradoxostoma ensiforme Brady, 1868

Paradoxostoma spp.

Patagonacythera dubia (Brady, 1868)

Patagooacythera robusta Tabuki, 1986

Pectocythere sp.

Pontocythere alongata (Brady, 1868)

PontocytherB sp. A

Psaudotythere caudata Sars, 1866

Pteroloxa cumuloidea Swain, 1963

Pterygocythereis mucronata (Sars, 1866)

Rabiiimis mirabilis (Brady, 1868)

Rabilimis septentrionalis (Brady, 1866)

Robertsonites tubarculatus (Sars, 1866)

Roundstonia globulifera (Brady, 1868)

Sarsicytheridea bradii (Norman, 1865)

Sarsicytheridea macrolaminata (Elolson, 1939)

Sarsicytheridea punctillata (Brady, 1865)

Schuocythere sp.

Sclaroctulus contortus (Norman, 1861)

Semicytherura aff. complanata (B. C. & R., 1874)

Semicytherura affinis (Sars, 1866)

Semicytherura complanata (B. C. & R.. 1874)

Semicytherura concentrica (B. C. & R., 1874)

Semicymerura mainansis (Hazel & Valentine, 1969)

Semicytherura nigrescens (Baird, 1838)

Semicytherura rudis (Brady, 1868)

Semicymerura sella (Sars, 1866)

emicymerura spp.

emicytherura striata (Sars, 1866)

emicytherura undata (Sars, 1866)

etracytherura? sp. A

Tnaeroeythara crenulata (Sars, 1866)

estoleberis depressa Sars, 1866

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Figure 1. Locality map illustrating sites mentioned in this report.

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Appendix 1. Modern Arctic Ostracode Database latitude-longitude file (MAOD LATLON6 file). Column A, sample name and/or sample number; column B, summer bottom water temperature; column C, general region of sample; column D, latitude in degrees north; column E, longitude in degrees (negative numbers denote Western Hemisphere, positive numbers denote Eastern Hemisphere); column F, water depth in meters; column G, source of sample (see Table 2); column H, location of author responsible for sample (A=Aberystwyth, B=Boulder, D=Denver f R=Reston, O=other); column I, source of water temperature. Sample numbering in Appendix 1 does not correspond to sample numbers in Appendix 2. Bold numbers in column A indicates that raw data for that sample is given in Appendix 2.

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Bering SeaBering Sea

Bering Sea

Bering Sea

Hudson Strait

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53.5753.653.653.7653.8154.13

54.3554.3854.8

55.2955.44

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61.93

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Norton SoundBaffin Bay

Norton Sound

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Norton SoundHudson BayE.GreenlandChukchi Sea

Foxe Channel

Chukchi SeaCape Marti neau

Cape Marti neauCape Martineau

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Hurd ChannelLyon Inlet

Hurd ChannelHurd ChannelMelville Penin.

E. Iceland

Foxe BasinChukchi SeaChukchi Sea

Norwegian Sea

Chukchi Sea

Norwegian Sea

Norwegian SeaNorwegian Sea

NE IcelandBarents sea

Norwegian Sea

Canadian Beaufort

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63.4263.4263.4263.4363.4663.4763.4863.4963.5163.5363.5863.5963.6163.6163.6263.6663.6863.6863.864

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65.1365.5165.5865.99

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66.02

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66.6

66.7267.0267.0767.15

67.3167.4

67.4867.5367.6

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Appendix 1. MAOD LATLONG Rle

127128129130131132133134135136137138139140141142143144145146147148149150151152153154155156157158159160161162163164165166167168169170171172173174175176177178179180181182183184185186187188189

AAC- 71- 24

AW-62-160-9

AC- 71- 14

WJ69-050.825

AC- 71- 6

AC- 71- 7

Bart.CTO

HU69-050.826

AC- 71 -8

HU69-050.834

HU69-050.804AW-57-328-32

AC- 71- 3

HU69-050.827

HU69-0 50.805

HU69-050.833

PRZO 70-22-23

AC- 71- 10AW-62-160-8

HU69-050.802

81-APB-13

81-APB-12

AC- 71- 50

HU69-050.806

PRZO 70-22-49

81-APB-11

AC- 71- 31AC-71-35

HU69-050.819

HU69-050.824AC- 71-1

81-APB-36

AC- 71- 32

HU69-050.803

HU69-050.840

PRZO 70-22-74

PRZO 70-22-82

81-AER-35

AC- 71- 51

RICH 1970-22

HU69-0 50.832

AC- 71- 36

AC- 71- 38

81-AER-34

AC- 71 -53

PRZO 71 -94

81-AER-33AW-62-160-7

HU69-050.812

PRZO 70-22-90

Norttiwind63 #56

HU69-0 50.839

HU69-0 50.897

AC- 71- 52

HU69-0 50.862

81-AER-31

81-AER-32

HU69-050.814

HU69-050.818

AC- 71- 37

PRZO 70-22-94

RJCH 1970- 41

HU69-050.813

B2.5

8

3-1

1

1

2-1

1.5

0.5

-1.25

5

1.5

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0

8-1.3

2

2

2.5-1.5

0

2-1.3

2.6-0.5

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1

2.3-1.5

0-1.5

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1.3

2

2.5-1

225

3

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7-1.5

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1.6-1

1.3

2

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1-1.6

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cCanadian Beaufort

Norwegian SeaCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort

Melville Penin.Canadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort

Barents SeaCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort

Norwegian SeaCanadian Beaufort

Beaufort SeaBeaufort Sea

Canadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort

Beaufort SeaCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort



Beaufort SeaCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort

Beaufort SeaNorwegian Sea

Canadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort

E.Siberian SeaCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort


Canadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort

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68L78

69.01

69.18

69-29

69.36

69.37

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69.44

69.45

69.47

69.48

69.53

69.55

69.6

69.6

69.6

69.62

69.63

69.63

69.655

69.656

69.66

69.67

69.67

69.675

69.68

69.68

69.7

69.71

69.71

69.739

69.74

69.75

69.75

69.75

69.75

69.754

69.77

69.77

69.78

69.78

69.78

69.786

69.79

69.79

69.818

69.82

69.83

69.83

69.83

69.85

69.85

69.86

69.87

69.882

69.885

69.89

69.9

69.91

69.92

69.92

69.93

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Appendix 1. MAOO LATLONG Rle

190191192193194195196197198199200201202203204205206207208209210211212213214215216217218219220221222223224225226227228229230231232233234235236237238239240241242243244245246247248249250251252

AHU69-050.896PRZO71-33PRZO71-37

HU69-050.838PRZO 71 -61

PR20 71-13681-APB-21

HU69-050.823AC- 71- 39

Bart. LT 27 Hazel 8HU69-050.861

PRZO 70-22-11 2PRZO 70-22-1 20

HU69-0 50.84572ABP20A81-APB-20

HU69-050.831HU69-0 50.856

AC- 71- 40

HU69-050.86381-APB-1981-APB-18AC- 71- 42

PRZO 70-22-1 11PRZO 70-22-1 24PRZO 70-22-1 25PRZO 70-22-1 26PRZO 70-22-1 30

PRZO- 72-1

HU69-0 50.86081-APB-17

Barnes 18-80Barries 19-80HU69-050.851

79-ABP-14

72-ABP-12HU69-050.817HU69-050.837

HU69-050.858PRZO 71-138

80PB2AW-62-160-3

Northwind63 «45

72-ABP-11Barries 16-80HU69-050.822HU69-050.830HU69-050.844

79-ABP-15Bames 17-80

72-AJT-26

HU69-050.809AC- 71- 43

PRZO- 72-2

Bames 22-30AC- 71- 49

71-ABP-2372-ABP-1

72-ABP-13PRZO 71 -42

Barnes 34-3072-ABP-34

HU69-050.816

B31

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0-1.53-1.3

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0-1.75-1.3-1.3

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Canadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort




Canadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian BeaufortCanadian Beaufort

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Beaufort SeaCanadian Beaufort


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253254255256257258259260261262263264265266267268269270271272273274275276277278279280281282283284285286287288289290291292293294295296297298299300301302303304305306307308309310311312313314315

AAC- 71- 4571-ABP-1

79-ABP-2272-AJT-20A79-ERK-12

72-AER-151Barnes 21-80HU69-050.854

79-ABP-23Barnes 20-80HU69-050.850HU69-050.843

71-ABP-1272-AER-150

PRZO- 72- 6172-AER-149PRZO 71 -6472-ABP-26

PRZO 71 -12872-ABP-10

Bames 23-8071-ABP-13A72-ABP-25

72-AER-147Bames 26-80HU69-050.836HU69-050.815HU69-050.88672-AER-14679-ABP-27

70BS18PRZO- 72- 19PRZO- 72-18

71-ABP-2

79-ABP-2572-ABP-14

HU69-050.869PRZO 71-72

PRZO- 72- 53

71-AJT-45

AC- 71- 46

AC- 71- 48

PRZO 71-1 1671-ABP-11

71-ABP-38ABames 25-80

72-AER-94HU69-0 50.849

72-AER-8372-AER-9572-AER-99

72-AER-162

HU69-050.85372-AER-88

72-AER-10072-AER-103

HU69-050.80771-ABP-3

72-AER-10971-AJT-3480-ER-53

Barnes 27-8072-AER-72

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1.7

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1.7-1.2

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70.31670.3270.32770.3370.34270.35

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70.4

70.41

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70.46870.47

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A72-AER-85

72-AER-10472-AER-10772-AER-108

AW-EH-2

70-AER-10572-AER-10672-AER-141

HU69-050.878AC- 71- 47

PRZO71-8072-AER-165PRZO71-8472-ABP-9

72-AER-13880PB50

AW-62-160-1

HU69-0 50.842HU69-050.875HU69-050.885

80PB52Bames 47-80

80PB46

80ER5272-AER-12772-AER-12172-AER-12372-AER-122

80ER4772-AJT-40

70BS172-AER-12472-ABP-2472-AER125

PRZO-72-4471-ABP-5

72-ABP-1571-AJT-32

72-AER-70

79-ABP-3472-AER-12679-ABP-33

70BS4Barnes 58-80


81-APB-24

81-APB-2570BS5

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80ER5571-ABP-10

72-AJT-4172-ABP-8

80ER68HU69-050.879

82-AER-1272-ABP-23

80ER69PRZO-72-4171-AJT-33

HU69-050.877

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63.913.91-0.831.31.50.4

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71-ABP-3780ER73

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71-ABP-3480ER78

71-ABP-5080ER78

72-ABP-18

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