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This research was carried out with the financial support of the projects CGL2005-01316/BTE, CGL2008-03007/CLI, and RNM-3715, and by the Group RNM-178 (Junta de Andalucía). planktonic foraminifera [%P/(P+B)] was calculated, where P is the number of specimens of planktonic foraminifera and B is the number of specimens of benthic foraminifera (Fig. Paleoceanography 18:1076. doi:10.1029/2002PA000863, Livingstone DM, Hajdas I (2001) Climatically relevant periodicities in the thicknesses of biogenic carbonate varves in Soppensee, Switzerland (9740–6870 calendar yr BP). After determining the planktonic/benthic ratio in a sample (i.e., per-centage of planktonic foraminifera), 100 planktonic and all benthic foraminifera were picked, identified and stored in Franke slides (which are part of the collection of the senior au-thor). A review of paleoecological concepts. 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