South Atlantic Paleoceanography (Paperback)

List of contributors; Preface; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction K. J. Hsu and H. J. Weissert; 2. Dissolution effects on size distribution of recent planktonic foraminiferal species, South Atlantic Ocean B. Malmgren; 3. Middle and Late Quaternary carbonate production and dissolution and paleoceanography of the eastern Angola Basin, South Atlantic Ocean J. H. F. Jansen; 4. Late Quaternary upwelling history off southwest Africa (DSDP Leg 75, HPC 532) L. Diester-Haass; 5. History of the Walvis Ridge. A precis of the results of DSDP Leg 74 T. C. Moore, P. D. Rabinowitz, P. E. Borella, N. J. Shackleton and A. Boersma; 6. Cyclic variations in calcium carbonate and organic carbon in Miocene to Holocene sediments, Walvis Ridge, South Atlantic Ocean W. Dean and J. Gardner; 7. Pliocene oceanography and climate: an isotope record from the southwestern Angola Basin H. J. Weissert and H. Oberhansli; 8. Paleoceanographic expressions of the Messinian salinity crisis J. A. McKenzie and H. Oberhansli; 9. The Paleogene oxygen and carbon isotope history of Sites 522, 523, and 524 from the Central South Atlantic H. Oberhansli and M. Toumarkine; 10. History of calcite dissolution of the South Atlantic Ocean K. J. Hsu and R. Wright; 11. Cenozoic carbon-isotope record in South Atlantic sediments K. J. Hsu, J. A. McKenzie and H. J. Weissert; 12. Hiatuses in Mesozoic and Cenozoic sediments of the Zaire?Congo continental shelf, slope, and deep-sea fan J. H. F. Jansen; 13. Synthesis of lake Cretaceous, Tertiary, and Quaternary stable isotope records of the South Atlantic based on Leg 72 DSDP core material D. F. Williams, R. C. Thunell, D. A. Hodell and C. Vergnaud-Grazzini; 14. Abyssal teleconnections II. Initiation of Antarctic Bottom Water flow in the southwestern Atlantic D. A. Johnson; 15. Cenozoic evolution of polar water masses, southwest Atlantic Ocean S. W. Wise, A. M. Gombos and J. P. Muza; 16. Evidence from the Ostracoda of major events in the South Atlantic and world-wide over the past 80 million years R. H. Benson, R. E. Chapman and L. T. Deck.