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publications > paper > interplay of late cenozoic siliciclastic supply and carbonate response on the southeast florida platform > tables 5 & 6

Table 5.--Ecological data for benthic foraminiferal genera identified in coreholes W-18069, W-18070, W-18071, W-18074, and W-18075.
Genus Depth*
(m)
Environment
Ammonia 0-50 Brackish and hypersaline lagoons, inner shelf
Amphistegina 0-130 Coral reefs, lagoons
Bigenerina   Shelf
Bulimina   Inner shelf to bathyal
Buliminella   Mainly shelf, but also lagoons and upper bathyal
Cancris 50-150 Inner shelf
Cibicides 0->2000 Lagoons to bathyal
Cibicidoides   Shelf to bathyal
Discorbis 0-50 Shelf
Elphidiumt 0-50 Brackish to hypersaline marshes, lagoons, inner shelf
Fursenkoina 0-1200 Lagoons to upper bathyal
Hanzawaia   Inner shelf
Homotrema   Marine; inner shelf
Nonion 0-180 Shelf
Planulina   Shelf, bathyal
Quinqueloculina   Hypersaline lagoons, marine shelf
Rosalina 0-100 Lagoon, inner shelf
Spirolina 0-60 Lagoons and nearshore
Spiroloculina 0-40 Lagoons, inner shelf
Triloculina   Mainly hypersaline lagoons or marine inner shelf
* Depth reported below ground level.
t Poag (1981) states that Elphidium is abundant and widespread in coastal lagoons, bays, and estuaries.


Table 6.--Occurrence of stratigraphically important silicoflagellate taxa in coreholes W-18074 and W-18075.
Well
identification
Sample
depth*
(m)
Strati-
graphic
unit
Sub
Epoch
Dictyocha
ornata
africana
D. ornata
ornata
D. tamarae
W-18074 31.2 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X X X
W-18074 32.9 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X X X
W-18074 33.4 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X X X
W-18074 34.6 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X X X
W-18074 35.4 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X X X
W-18074 36.6 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X X X
W-18074 36.9 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X X X
W-18074 38.1 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X X X
W-18075 22.2 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X X  
W-18075 22.7 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X    
W-18075 23.4 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X   X
W-18075 23.7 Tamiami Late
Pliocene
X    
Abbreviations: X = present, UPR = upper Peace River Formation, LPR = lower Peace River Formation.
*Depth reported below ground level.
Note: Samples from the following depths* in meters were barren. (1) W-18074, Tamiami 39.7; UPR 63.6, 76.7, 92.2, 97.2, 99.6, 102.9, 107.4, 110.1, 113.2, 116.8, 130.8, 135.7; LPR? 136.9 and 138.1. (2) W-18075, UPR 68.9, 74.1, 82.3, 86.2, 95.0, 95.1, 102.0, 102.3, 105.0, 111.7, 112.0, and 116.4; LPR? 121.3, 121.4, 125.3, and 127.3. (3) W-18145, UPR 17.7, 21.7, 21.8, and 22.0.

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