Data : Planktic-benthic foraminifera ratio (%P) as a tool for the reconstruction of paleobathymetry and geohazard: A case study from Taiwan

Details of the core sites used in this study, gear used for recovery, sediment horizon analyzed, coordinates, water depth and foraminiferal data for the size fractions of >125 µm and >63 µm (only a subset of all the sites). Study sites are divided into East Taiwan that comprises the Southern Okinawa Trough (1), Nanao-Hoping-Hateruma Basins (2), and Taitung-Hualien (3). The area of West Taiwan is consisted of the Gaoping (4), Changchun sand Ridge (5), and Henghun Ridge (6) sectors. Gear for recovery are Box core (BC); Gravity core (GC) and Grab (G). Italic numbers in TOC column (in red) are average values, italic numbers in the Laboratory column show the laboratory where the TOC and C/N were analysed, namely Geosciences-NTU (1) , Institute of Oceanography-NTU (2) and National Sun-yat sen University (3). NaN= no available data.