Neptune Data Table

Tabulate Neptune Occurrences from a Site

NB To get the correct list of sites you may need to set fossil group and run search, then choose site.
Charts can be very large,and a large screen is useful, you can, however, reduce both depth and width of chart by selecting a limited set of samples.
Copying to excel: if you want to have a table in excel then simply copy and paste. This will work with most browsers, and most spreadsheet programs.

Site:
Fossil Group:
Names for columns:
Sort order

Age min:		Age max:
Depth min:		Depth max:
Core min:		Core max:
Species min:		Species max:

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n	Reference	source	date	set	rows
0	Sanfilippo, A. & Nigrini, C. 1998. Upper Paleocene-Lower Eocene Deep-Sea Radiolarian Stratigraphy and the Paleocene/Eocene Series Boundary. In Aubry, M.-P. et al (Eds), Late Paleocene - early Eocene climatic and biotic events in the marine and terrestrial records. Columbia University Press, New York, 244-276.		prior to 2010	237	8

If more than one reference is listed then the set column can be used to identify which data rows come from which reference.

Age(Ma)	mbsf	0 Bekoma bidartensis	1 Bekoma campechensis	2 Bekoma campechensis (q)	3 Buryella tetradica	4 Lamptonium pennatum	5 Lophocyrtis biaurita	6 Lychnocanoma auxilla	7 Phormocyrtis cubensis	8 Phormocyrtis striata exquisita	9 Phormocyrtis striata striata	10 Pterocodon poculum	11 Pterocodon tenellus	12 Stylotrochus alveatus	13 Theocorys phyzella	sample	set
56.37	51.38	+	+		C	R		VF		F	R	R		R		4_3_88cm	237
56.38	51.48				F			R		F	R	MR		MR		4_3_98cm	237
56.47	52.40	VF		P	C	R	+	F	R	F	F	F	+	R		4_4_40cm	237
57.03	57.68	R			C	+	+	MR		F	F	R		R	+	5_1_68cm	237
57.06	57.97	F			F	R		MR		VF	VF	R		MR		5_1_97cm	237
57.19	59.18				F			MR		R	R	R		R		5_2_68cm	237
57.59	62.71	+			F			R		F	+	R		+		5_4_121cm	237
57.76	64.14				F			R		MR	VR	R		+		5_5_114cm	237

Colour coding: this is based on comparing the standard range of the taxon (from the mikrotax database) with the age of the sample (from the Neptune database).
Pink shading - the sample age is too young for the taxon; any occurrences are shown in red - and may be due to reworking.
Green shading - the sample age is correct for the taxon to occur
Grey shading - the sample is too old for the taxon; any occurrences are shown in magenta - these may be due to misidentifications, changing species concepts, downhole contamination or White/no shading - non-standard taxon and so there is no predicted age-range.