Palynological evidence for sustained deep-marine conditions during the Eocene−Miocene in the southern Gulf of Mexico distal continental margin
The present study represents the first attempt to provide palynological data about the southern Gulf of Mexico distal continental margin during the Eocene-Miocene time interval. In addition to documenting the types of fossil palynomorphs preserved in these economically critical rock Two palynofacies...
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Palynological evidence for sustained deep-marine conditions during the Eocene−Miocene in the southern Gulf of Mexico distal continental margin |
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The present study represents the first attempt to provide palynological data about the southern Gulf of Mexico distal continental margin during the Eocene-Miocene time interval. In addition to documenting the types of fossil palynomorphs preserved in these economically critical rock Two palynofacies assemblages were recognized based on particulate organic matter analysis: marine-dominated palynofacies A and terrestrially influenced palynofacies B. The organic compositions of these two palynofacies along with the recovered dinoflagellate cyst community suggest that while sustained oceanic depositional conditions were prevalent, occasional influxes of terrestrial organic material of variable magnitudes occurred. These short-term influxes were especially pronounced during the late Eocene and earliest Oligocene and appear to have happened in response to the cooling and slight global sea-level drop that occurred at ca. 38-33.5 Ma. The preserved terrestrial palynomorphs in the samples indicate coastal plain and estuarine vegetation sources in general, except during the Eocene-Oligocene transition, when anemophilous pollen specimens mostly derived from farther inland and montane sources were recovered. |
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The present study represents the first attempt to provide palynological data about the southern Gulf of Mexico distal continental margin during the Eocene-Miocene time interval. In addition to documenting the types of fossil palynomorphs preserved in these economically critical rock Two palynofacies assemblages were recognized based on particulate organic matter analysis: marine-dominated palynofacies A and terrestrially influenced palynofacies B. The organic compositions of these two palynofacies along with the recovered dinoflagellate cyst community suggest that while sustained oceanic depositional conditions were prevalent, occasional influxes of terrestrial organic material of variable magnitudes occurred. These short-term influxes were especially pronounced during the late Eocene and earliest Oligocene and appear to have happened in response to the cooling and slight global sea-level drop that occurred at ca. 38-33.5 Ma. The preserved terrestrial palynomorphs in the samples indicate coastal plain and estuarine vegetation sources in general, except during the Eocene-Oligocene transition, when anemophilous pollen specimens mostly derived from farther inland and montane sources were recovered. |
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The present study represents the first attempt to provide palynological data about the southern Gulf of Mexico distal continental margin during the Eocene-Miocene time interval. In addition to documenting the types of fossil palynomorphs preserved in these economically critical rock Two palynofacies assemblages were recognized based on particulate organic matter analysis: marine-dominated palynofacies A and terrestrially influenced palynofacies B. The organic compositions of these two palynofacies along with the recovered dinoflagellate cyst community suggest that while sustained oceanic depositional conditions were prevalent, occasional influxes of terrestrial organic material of variable magnitudes occurred. These short-term influxes were especially pronounced during the late Eocene and earliest Oligocene and appear to have happened in response to the cooling and slight global sea-level drop that occurred at ca. 38-33.5 Ma. The preserved terrestrial palynomorphs in the samples indicate coastal plain and estuarine vegetation sources in general, except during the Eocene-Oligocene transition, when anemophilous pollen specimens mostly derived from farther inland and montane sources were recovered. |
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