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Journal of. 1annoplankton Research, 19, 2, I 997.

COCCOLITHOPHORES IN TRAPS: GLOBAL COCCOLITH
FLUX DATA (II)Patrizia Ziveri & Alexandra TC. Broerse
Geomarine Center, Inst. ofEarth Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, de Boelelaan I 085,
I 081 f-IVA111sterda111, The Netherlands
during translation of the map file so that the site numbers
did not appear on the map. This has been corrected below.
Apologies from the Editor to the authors.

The map, table and reference list which accompanied thisarticle in JNR 19/ I ( 1997) are reproduced below, withsome alterations. In the previous article. a problem occurred
ATLANTlC OCEAN#I
2345667899101112131415
16

MEDlTERRANEAN SEA
17 I
1734·t~'N
34'18'N

20'01'E
20'01'E

II

TI,3.4
3.2, 3.4

I Bannock. J::SasLO
Bannock Basin

PACIFIC OCEAN AND ITS MARGINAL SEAS
1819202122232425262728
2981°53'\V
139"44'\V
135°02'\V

Bering Sea
Bering Sea
Okhotsk Sea
Bering SeaJaoan Trench
Santa Barbara
San Pedro Basin
Gulf of California
Central PacificPanama BasinI Equatorial Pacific
IEouatorial Pacific51'56'E
53"34'E
53"34'E

Somali SlopeSomali Basinl Somali Basin

179°59'E
177°\V!49'50'E
174•w
141'59'E
120°06'\V
118°30'\V
111°40'\V

58'0l"N53'30'N
53'19'N
49'N
34'09'N
34'18'N
33"33'N
27"33'N
15°2l'N
5'2l'N
4'57'S

isi-zaw

u-sss

lNDIAN OCEAN
3031
31

t0'45'N
10'43'N
10°43'NI

SAMPLINGPERIOD (days)
27.6
30.3
7, 14,30
7, 14,30
29.3141425, 7,4
14
14
14
8
10
98
14
20
18

DATE
start-end (d/m/y)
20/08/84 - 15108/85
12/08/84 - 10/08195
07109/90. 101/flm
06/08191 - 0711r1m
15108/83 - 01/08/84
03/04/89 - 16/04/90
03/04/89 - I 6104/90
18/05/90 - 10/06/90
01/06/90 - 10/08/91
03/04/89 - 16/04/90
03/04/89 - 16/04190
01/02/92- 31101193
09106194 - 02/09194
05103191 · 19111/91
11m-02f/8
08/11195 - present
25/08/94 · 29/(ll/96
18/03/89 - 13/03/90

TRAP DEPTH(km)2.0
1.70.5, 1.0, 2.30.5, 1.0, 3.0
2.6
1.0
2.0,3.70.7, 1.0
1.9
1.0
2.0,3.7
32
0.9,3.1
0.7,3.60.4, 1.0, 3.8, 5.1
0.2, 0.4, 0.9, J.25
0.7,3.20.6

LONGITUDE
AREA•approximately
Fram Strait
1°24'E
Bear Island
11°28'E
Greenland Sea
7°42'\V00°27'\V
Norwegian Sea
Lofotcn Basin
10°59'E
Northeast Atlantic
21°W*
21·w•
Northeast Atlantic
Northeast Atlantic
20°sow
Bay of Biscay
3°W*
Northeast Atlantic
21°W*
Northeast Atlantic
21°W*
Sargasso Sea
64°10'\VN of Gran Canaria
15"30'\V
20°41 '\V
Cap Blanc
IEouatorial Atlantic
54•oow
Car:iaco Basin
64'40'W
I Equatorial Atlantic
23°27'\V
Walvis Ridge
9°09'ELATITUDE*approximately
78°52'N
75°5l'N
72°23'N
69°41'N
69°11 'N
48°N"'
48°N*
47°40'N
45°N*
34°N*
34°N*
31°50'N
29°09"N
21°08'N
13"30'N
10°3SNOO'Ol'N
20·02·s

SITE

I
I

10111191 · l510Si'1J
01/06/92 - 19108/94

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1720
1720

Zivcri, in progress

3.0
3.2
0.3, I.I
4.8
1.0, 3.5, 5.5, 8.5
0.5
0.5
0.5
0.4, 1.0, 2.8, 4.3, 5.60.7, 1.7, 2.3, 2.9, 3.8
1.2,2.2
1.2,2.2

16/07191 - 18/oom
8/90 · 8/95
12/08/90 - 12/08/91
8/90 · 8195
0510319 I - 02103m
12/08/93 - 11/08/94/fl/01188 · 26100188
08/00/90 - 21/11/92
09ns- 11ns
07179 · 11179(ll/02/92 - 14/01/9'3
W02/92 - 14/01/93

28

Okada. 1994

1471461112
17
17

Ziveri. in progress

1.010
3.0

07106m - 14102193/fl/06192 - 21/02/93/fl/06/92 - 21/02/93

14, 714, 714, 7

Beaufort, in progress

III

Takahashi et al.• 1996
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6(1'300-30°-60°
-150°

-120°

-90°

-60°

30°-30°60°

90°

120°

150°

Figure 1: Location of sites from which coccolithophorc studies have been carried out or arc in progress (sec Table I).

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