ABSTRACE Lower Pliocene diatoms were studied from the Sisquoc Formation and lowermost Foxen Mudstone, exposed along Hams Grade north of Lompoc, California, to refine the diatom biostratigraphy of post-Montercy Formation sediments in California. Sixty-seven diatom taxa were identified in the 25 samples examined from the 790-m thick (2950-ft) section. The diatoms are assignable to the uppermost N~rzschia reinholdii Zone and Thalassros~ra oestrupi ~ Zone of Damn ( 1 98 11, and five tcntative subzones for local correlation are proposed. Regional correlations and taxon occurrence are discussed, and the base of the Aritzschia reinholdii Zone is redefined as at the last occurrence of Thalassionema schraderi
Samples from Sites 612 and 613 along the New Jersey transect were examined for diatoms, utilizing th...
The wide distribution in the Great Basin area of the Western United States, both geographically and ...
Although diatoms have been known from the New Jersey Miocene rocks for nearly 100 years, no serious ...
Lower Pliocene diatoms were studied from the Sisquoc Formation and lowermost Foxen Mudstone, exposed...
Ocean Drilling Program Leg 167 represents the first time since 1978 that the North American Pacific ...
Diatoms from the type section of the Luisian Stage in central California correlate with the lowermos...
Diatom assemblages from the middle part of the Pliocene (3.2-2.5 Ma) were investigated from Ocean Dr...
A new diatom species, Thalassiosira praeoestrupii Dumont, Baldauf and Barron, is described. The firs...
Although the objective of Ocean Drilling Program Leg 191 was to install a seismic monitoring station...
Diatoms occur sporadically in lower Miocene to Holocene sediments recovered at ODP Site 645 and in u...
The Pliocene and Pleistocene periods are known for the onset and consequent amplification of glacial...
Late Neogene biostratigraphy of diatoms has been investigated from two sites occupied during Ocean D...
Two industry acquired diatomite cores (Sisquoc Formation) from the Orcutt (Newlove 76-RD1) and Casma...
Eocene to upper Pleistocene diatoms were recovered during DSDP Leg 84. The stratigraphic distributio...
Diatoms are present in middle to lower upper Miocene sections of all holes examined during Leg 150, ...
Samples from Sites 612 and 613 along the New Jersey transect were examined for diatoms, utilizing th...
The wide distribution in the Great Basin area of the Western United States, both geographically and ...
Although diatoms have been known from the New Jersey Miocene rocks for nearly 100 years, no serious ...
Lower Pliocene diatoms were studied from the Sisquoc Formation and lowermost Foxen Mudstone, exposed...
Ocean Drilling Program Leg 167 represents the first time since 1978 that the North American Pacific ...
Diatoms from the type section of the Luisian Stage in central California correlate with the lowermos...
Diatom assemblages from the middle part of the Pliocene (3.2-2.5 Ma) were investigated from Ocean Dr...
A new diatom species, Thalassiosira praeoestrupii Dumont, Baldauf and Barron, is described. The firs...
Although the objective of Ocean Drilling Program Leg 191 was to install a seismic monitoring station...
Diatoms occur sporadically in lower Miocene to Holocene sediments recovered at ODP Site 645 and in u...
The Pliocene and Pleistocene periods are known for the onset and consequent amplification of glacial...
Late Neogene biostratigraphy of diatoms has been investigated from two sites occupied during Ocean D...
Two industry acquired diatomite cores (Sisquoc Formation) from the Orcutt (Newlove 76-RD1) and Casma...
Eocene to upper Pleistocene diatoms were recovered during DSDP Leg 84. The stratigraphic distributio...
Diatoms are present in middle to lower upper Miocene sections of all holes examined during Leg 150, ...
Samples from Sites 612 and 613 along the New Jersey transect were examined for diatoms, utilizing th...
The wide distribution in the Great Basin area of the Western United States, both geographically and ...
Although diatoms have been known from the New Jersey Miocene rocks for nearly 100 years, no serious ...