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During foraminiferal studies (Zobel, this volume), fish otoliths have been found in Core 1 at Site 242 (latitude 15°50.65'S, longitude 41°49.23'E, Mozambique Channel, water depth 2275 m) and Core 1 at Site 246 (latitude 33°37.2l'S, longitude 45°O9.6θ'E, Madagascar Ridge, water depth 1030 m). Most of the otoliths are badly worn, but some are fairly well preserved and can be identified as to their genus. The sample at Site 242 (Core 1, Section 2, 12-14 cm) which yielded the fish otoliths is a gray foraminifera-rich nannoplankton ooze. The other sample in which otoliths were encountered is from Site 246 (Sample 1, CC) and was identified as sand-size foraminiferal ooze with minor nanno foram ooze present. Both samples can be placed into standard nannoplankton Zone NN21 (Emiliania huxleyi Zone) and into Zone. N.23 (Globigerina calida calida/ Sphaeroidinella dehiscens excavata Zone) of the planktonic foraminiferal zonation, indicating that the age of the samples is Recent to late Pleistocene.

Quaternary Fish Otoliths from Sites 242 and 246Leg 25, Deep Sea Drilling Project

Quaternary Fish Otoliths from Sites 242 and 246Leg 25, Deep Sea Drilling Project