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. 2020 Dec 9;6(50):eabd1654. doi: 10.1126/sciadv.abd1654

Fig. 3. Profiles and meridional sections of proxies for deep ocean circulation.

Fig. 3

The δ18O profile (A) uses Cibicidoides spp. (circles) and Uvigerina spp. (squares), with Uvigerina data corrected for vital effects by –0.47‰ (160); the δ13C profile (B) uses Cibicidoides spp. only; profile data are from the NW Pacific (6). LGM δ13C data (in B and D) and δ18O are corrected for the –0.34 and 1‰ whole ocean changes in δ13C and δ18Osw (17). Generalized additive model fits are shown for Holocene δ13C and δ18O (dashed lines) and LGM δ13C (solid line) (161). The thin dotted-dashed line through the LGM δ18O data in (A) is the Holocene δ18O fit with a +0.6 ‰ offset; while the Holocene δ18O profile increases smoothly with depth, the LGM data exhibit a marked transition at ~2000 m, indicative of a water mass boundary. 14C data in (C) are shown as 14C age relative to the contemporaneous atmosphere, with modern data from GLODAPv2 and LGM data from benthic foraminfera (see Materials and Methods for details). δ13C section data in (D) are from the western Pacific (17)—see inset map. Locations of sediment core data are shown in black dots and areas of poor data coverage in white, and further details are given in figs. S2 and S3.