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as ecological indicators 1Palaeobathymetry a Planktonic benthic PB ratio As is documented by recent studies the high occurrence of planktonic foraminifera suggests at least an outer neritic environment with water depths exceeding 150 m. Climate patterns & climate change. THE CHANGING CLIMATE. Climate involves more than just the atmosphere.. Climate may be broadly defined as the long-term behavior of global environmental system . Reconstruct the footprint of marine sediment cores by calculating back-trajectories of . planktic. foraminifera in eddying ocean models.. Ocean currents complicate reconstructions of past climate . Impact. Paleoclimate to Reduce Climate Uncertainty. Dorian S. Abbot. Severity of Future Climate Change. Probability. Probability. To improve climate models and decrease climate uncertainty. Why do we study . conditions, planktonic foraminifera have long been used to interpret the geological age in which they were deposited and the ecological/climatic conditions that existed when they were alive. Thus, it Key result:!- Lower diversity communities are less productive and consume !signi Wolfgang H. Berger and David J. W. Piper2 Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla 92037 ABSTRACT The settling velocities of empty tests of planktonic fo Nicole Flynn. Senior Thesis: The Pennsylvania State University. Advisor: Timothy . Bralower. Introduction: Paleocene Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM). Massive . input . of isotopically depleted carbon. M. Microfossils. Pollen. Diatom. Macrofossils. Plants. Insects. Mollusca & . Ostracoda. & Foraminifera & . Coccolithophores. . Mammalia. Lab: Age Modeling: Radiocarbon. Discussion: NSF Grant Proposal Guide. Microfossils. Pollen. Diatom. Macrofossils. Plants. Insects. Mollusca & . Ostracoda. & Foraminifera & . Coccolithophores. . Mammalia. Lab: NSF Grant Writing. Discussion: NSF Grant Proposal Guide. From 100-200 m (600 ft) to the deepest part. Mesopelagic (to depth of 3300 ft -1000 m). Twilight. THE DEEP - Bathypelagic, Abyssopelagic & Hadopelagic. No sunlight at all. THE MESOPELAGIC. From 100-200 m to depth of 3300 ft (1000 m). Steffen Aagaard Sørensen. 1. , . Thomas . Haugland Johansen. 2. , . Juho. . Junttila. 1. .. 1. Department . of Geoscience, . UiT. The Arctic University of Norway, . Tromsø. 2. Department . of Mathematics and Statistics, . Coastal Margin . of Bangladesh using Micropaleontological . evidences. . Subrota .