Antisemitismus in der Pfalz? : Ein offener Brief an d. "Pfälzische Presse"

von J. Mayer

Esther : die semitische Unmoral im Kampfe wider Staat und Kirche

C. Radenhausen

Das Judenthum im Spiegel der Geschichte : ein Mahnruf an das Volk Israels

von Friedrich Freimund [d. i. Heinrich Lagler]

Gedanken über Religiöse Bräuche und Anschauungen : der Parsismus und die biblischen Religionen ; ein Beitrag zur Kulturgeschichte des Morgen- und des Abendlandes

von M. Fluegel

Gesänge für Synagogen : eingeführt in der Synagoge zu Braunschweig

zss.-gest. von H. Goldberg

Chrestomathia Targumica : quam collatis libris manu scriptis antiquissimis Tiberiensibus editionibusque impressis celeberrimis ad codices vocalibus Babylonicis instructos

ed. adnotat. critica et glossario instruxit Adalbertus Merx

Samaritanische Traditionen, mitgeteilt und nach ihrer geschichtlichen Entwicklung untersucht

Halle-Wittenberg, Univ., Diss., 1888

Quaternary surface-water stable isotope signal from calcareous nannofossils at DSDP Site 90-593, South Tasman Sea

Oxygen isotope values from calcareous nannofossils in four cores spanning the Quaternary from DSDP Site 593 in Tasman Sea are compared with the delta18O signal of planktonic and benthic foraminifers from the same samples. The classic mid-late Quaternary isotope stages are exhibited with stage 12 particularly well developed. When delta18O values of nannofossils are adjusted for coccolithophore vital effects they indicate larger (by 1-6°C) surface to bottom paleotemperature gradients and greater (by 1-3°C) changes in mean sea-surface temperature between full glacial and interglacial conditions than do delta18O values from planktonic foraminifers. Along with the foraminifers, the nannofossils record a bimodal distribution of delta18O between the early and mid-late Quaternary, indicating a significant change in global ice budget. The delta13C of nannofossils also shows a bimodal distribution, but is opposite to that for the foraminifers. Nannofossil delta18O values record a shift of c. -0.8? at isotope stage 8 corresponding to a major reduction in abundance of the previously dominant gephyrocapsids. A shift in delta13C of c. -1.5? also occurs at stage 8, and a shift in delta13C of c. +1.2? at around stage 14. The delta18O shift in nannofossils is at least a Pacific-wide phenomenon; the delta13C shifts are possibly global. The delta13C signal of nannofossils exhibits an antipathetic relationship to that of benthic foraminifers back to isotope stage 18 but no significant correlation beyond this level to the base of the Quaternary. This is interpreted as reflecting local productivity dominating global influences on delta13C since stage 18 at DSDP Site 593. The difference between nannofossil and benthic foraminifer delta13C signals (Delta13C) tends to be maximum during glacial stages and minimum during interglacials throughout the section, showing a strong correlation with the nannofossil delta180 signal. The increased partitioning of 13C between surface and bottom waters during the glacial periods may indicate heightened productivity in surface waters in the southern Tasman Sea at these times.