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L. D. PETERSEN, F. K. DUENNEBIER, T. H. SHIPLEY<br />
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Appendix B (continued).<br />
0<br />
10CM<br />
20CM<br />
300 H<br />
ε -I<br />
400 H<br />
500-^<br />
600 H<br />
700 -\<br />
736 i<br />
Lithology<br />
BTM<br />
Core ID:<br />
Latitude:<br />
Longitude:<br />
Water depth:<br />
Geoprovince:<br />
Sediment Description<br />
KK81-06-26<br />
PC 07<br />
14°05.3'N<br />
159°27.0'E<br />
4788 m<br />
Mariana Basin<br />
Sta. 92<br />
0—575 cm: Dark yellowish brown (10YR 3/4)<br />
clay<br />
60—72% clay, 15-22% opaque min.,<br />
2—11% volcanic glass, 4—5% iso. min.,<br />
2—5%, aniso. min., 0—2% zeolite<br />
575-736 cm:<br />
Mottling<br />
Dark yellowish brown (10YR 3/4)<br />
clay<br />
81% clay, 5% iso. min., 4% volcanic glass,<br />
4% zeolite, 3% aniso. min., 3% opaque min.<br />
Very, very slight mottling to slight mottling<br />
scattered sparsely in upper portion of core.<br />
Colors range from dark yellowish browti through<br />
pale brown (10YR 4/4, 3/6, 6/3).<br />
4 cm:<br />
87 cm:<br />
718-736 cm:<br />
720-726 cm:<br />
728-733 cm:<br />
Key<br />
Mineral<br />
Clay<br />
Rocks<br />
Mn nodule found, 8 mm diameter<br />
Small rock fragment Mn nodules
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