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- W1518184791 abstract "A previous study interpreted extremely 13 C‐depleted excursions of planktonic and benthic foraminifera in last glacial sediments (17,500 to 25,400 cal years B.P.) of the core retrieved from off Shimokita Peninsula and off Hokkaido, Japan, as evidence for periodic releases of methane, arising from the dissociation of methane hydrate. To better understand the formation process of the 13 C‐depleted excursions, we conducted high‐resolution natural radiocarbon measurements and biogeochemical analyses. We found highly depleted 13 C excursions ranging from −10.2‰ to −1.6‰ and −6.8‰ to −1.6‰ in planktonic and benthic foraminifera, respectively. Most of the foraminiferal tests in these horizons were brown, most likely as a result of postdepositional alteration, reflecting the formation of authigenic carbonate on the surface of tests. These alterations were also supported by high levels of Mg‐calcite and the acid‐leaching test for anomalous foraminifera. To evaluate the carbon sources in the altered foraminifera tests, we quantified the relative contributions of 14 C‐free methane‐derived carbon sources to the formation of authigenic carbonates in foraminifera with depleted 13 C excursions using a coupled mass balance isotopic model ( 14 C/C and 13 C/ 12 C). The radiocarbon ages of both planktonic and benthic 13 C‐depleted foraminifera were approximately 600 to 2000 years older than those of normal tests from nearby horizons. The relative contributions of authigenic carbonates derived from the methane oxidizing process reached to ∼22 wt% for planktonic foraminifera and ∼15 wt% for benthic foraminifera. The δ 13 C values of methane calculated from the mass balance model were between −29‰ and −68‰ for planktonic foraminifera and between −40‰ and −108‰ for benthic foraminifera, consistent with δ 13 C values reported for thermogenic and abiogenic methane in global methane hydrate reservoirs. These data consistently suggest that methane‐related drastic environmental change occurred in the horizons that included δ 13 C anomalies. This study provides important information for interpreting geological records of the methane hydrate instability associated with climate." @default.
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- W1518184791 title "Radiocarbon-based carbon source quantification of anomalous isotopic foraminifera in last glacial sediments in the western North Pacific" @default.
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