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Data : Planktic-benthic foraminifera ratio (%P) as a tool for the reconstruction of paleobathymetry and geohazard: A case study from Taiwan

<p>Details of the core sites used in this study, gear used for recovery, sediment horizon analyzed, coordinates, &nbsp;water depth and foraminiferal data for the size fractions of &gt;125 &micro;m and &gt;63 &micro;m (only a subset of all the sites). Study sites are divided into East Taiwan that comprises the Southern Okinawa Trough (1), Nanao-Hoping-Hateruma Basins (2), and Taitung-Hualien (3). The area of West Taiwan is consisted of the Gaoping (4), Changchun sand Ridge (5), and Henghun Ridge (6) sectors. Gear for recovery are Box core (BC); Gravity core (GC) and Grab (G). Italic numbers in TOC column (in red) are average values, italic numbers in the Laboratory column show the laboratory where the TOC and C/N were analysed, namely Geosciences-NTU (1) , Institute of Oceanography-NTU (2) and National Sun-yat sen University (3). NaN= no available data.&nbsp;</p>

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Reuse readiness
8
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