Evolutionary events of Cainozoic Ostracoda of western Philippine Sea and paleoceanographical implications
Evolutionary events of Cainozoic Ostracoda of western Philippine Sea and paleoceanographical implications
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10.1360/yd1998-41-3-282
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1998-05
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Z. Quanhong;R. Whatley
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Z. Quanhong;R. Whatley
The Oligocene ostracod fauna of IISDP Site 292 of the western Philippine Sea was marked by high density, diversity and origination, probably reflecting a favorable period for deep-sea Ostraroda; while the sharp decrease in dtmsity and diversity as well as the repeatedly occurring vxtinctions in thc. Neogene may indicate the deterioration in bottom-water environmcnts at that tlme. Five rriajor faunal changes have been recognized in terms of density, diversity and evolutionary artivity (origination and extinction), occurring in the earliest Oligocene (PI8), mid-Oligocene (P21), earliest Miocene (N4), early Middle Miocene (N8) and late Pliocene (N21). respectively. These changes in ostracod faunas are suggested to represent short-term events related to global paleoceanographical changes and to record the Cainozoic cooling history of the West Pacific Ocean and Philippine Sea deep-water.