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1 ODP Proceedings, nitial Reports, olume 194, Chapter 1, igure 1B. Stratigraphic correlation summary for Leg 194. The upper part of the figure shows a geological transect (sketch) representing all sites of Leg 194, from the Northern Marion Platform to the Southern Marion Platform and its talus. n the middle portion of the figure, seven data panels are presented for each site. n the bottom portion of the figure, an explanation is provided describing the data and symbols used. Data sets include depth downhole in mbsf, core number, core recovery, lithostratigraphic units with age derived from biostratigraphy and magnetostratigraphy, a graphic display of the lithologies, mineralogy based upon XRD analysis, natural gamma ray profiles from downhole logging and core-based physical properties measurements, and the megasequences defined from seismic reflection data. MS = megasequence, wd = water depth. B W NW Line MR13 Site 1193 S Line MR2 SW N Line MR15 N Line MR7 Site 1199/1196 Site 1198 Site 1192 Site 1194 SSW Site 1197 Site 1195 NORTRN MRON PLTORM MP2/MP3 platform SOUTRN MRON PLTORM B C D % 5.3 1% Basement BSMNT 1% B C D 2.8 % 1% Pyr B C D 3 OM ole Pyr ND 2 l 4 ND 15.5 B C D B C D 1 1 B C 9.1? 1 B C 1 D ole u MS R 1192M M R Recovery ap 18.8 l Claystone ? 2.1 6? ND 8? 11.3 ND 15.5? ? ? l ? Sandy limestone Phosphatic sand lauconite B C 5 u OM irm nodules, early cementation Lithoclast Scoured surface with graded bedding on top: turbidites (?) Organic matter Pyr Pyrite Dolomite rhombs Structures Surfaces ardground/ exposure surface nferred hardground/ exposure surface CND Wood fragments Larger benthic foraminifers Coarse neritic debris CND Rhodoliths Red algae Mollusks ermatypic corals Benthic foraminiferdominated facies chnofossils Bryozoan-dominated facies vidence for slumping Down-/upcore extension of sedimentary features Mineralogy (wt%) Natural gamma ray (cps) ragonite amma ray data from downhole logging (SR) Dolomite Calcite amma ray data from core measurements (MST)? 19.5 B Seismic unit ge of seismic boundary, determined using shipboard age model Megasequence Megasequence Megasequence C Megasequence B Megasequence D Noncarbonate ighly bioturbated interval Chondrites burrows ole 24.4? Miscellaneous Cyclic alternation in color 6 MS Oligocene ole ole B Lamination partially crossed by burrows lauconite-rich layer ine neritic debris Basement Shark teeth l Scoured surface 18.2 Co irmground ossils ND Dolomitized limestone uartz Dolostone ge in Ma, determined using shipboard age model 12.2 MS Minerals Limestone with clay 15 1% late Miocene MR13 2 R M Unit/Subunit name 2 2 Lithostratigraphic column Lithology Limestone CND e.g. : 2 ole name ole alues in mbsf. ach tick is 2 mbsf MS Lithostratigraphic unit poch 6 Recovery Depth 8? ? 23.? D % C D B Site Marion Plateau Leg ~ km (348.3 m wd) % 1% 18 S (4.2 m wd) No data 7.8? CND 3 C Site % Co ? D B 2.9 B 15.3 % B 1 2 Co 1.9 l u C MS B.6?.6? 8.3 (315.7 m wd/projected) 21.5 (319.4 m wd) 17.5 (419.5 m wd) Site Site Site B C D ole % Pyr P ole B olocene 16.4 late Miocene (?) (?) Pyr P ole B ole middle (to late?) Miocene 1 (375.5 m wd) 1 Site 1192 % 1% 1 B C D CCOUSTC BSMNT 5.6 > >12 Plio.ocene.72.9 BSMNT middle late Miocene ole B ole C early- % 1% Basement (373.9 m wd) late Miocene C D Site 1194 (348.3 m wd) B Site 1193 middle late Miocene early ole late Miocene MS ole B MS late Miocene No data ole B late Miocene ole ole B Basement (volcaniclastic) Carbonate platform (i.e., e.g. : in situ production of neritic carbonates in respective megasequences). in in
2 ODP Proceedings, nitial Reports, olume 194, Chapter 1, igure 1B. Stratigraphic correlation summary for Leg 194. The upper part of the figure shows a geological transect (sketch) representing all sites of Leg 194, from the Northern Marion Platform to the Southern Marion Platform and its talus. n the middle portion of the figure, seven data panels are presented for each site. n the bottom portion of the figure, an explanation is provided describing the data and symbols used. Data sets include depth downhole in mbsf, core number, core recovery, lithostratigraphic units with age derived from biostratigraphy and magnetostratigraphy, a graphic display of the lithologies, mineralogy based upon XRD analysis, natural gamma ray profiles from downhole logging and core-based physical properties measurements, and the megasequences defined from seismic reflection data. MS = megasequence, wd = water depth. B W Line MR13 NW Li Site 1193 Site 1194 Site NORTRN MRON PLTORM CCO
3 ine MR2 S SW N N Line MR15 e 1192 Site 1195 MS Basement BSMNT MS Basement BSMNT OUSTC BSMNT
4 Line MR7 Site 1199/1196 Site 1198 Site 1 MP2/MP3 platform SOUTRN MRON PLTORM t
5 1197 SSW
6 ole B ole C middle (to late?) Miocene > Site 1193 (348.3 m wd) B C D % 1% MS 5.6 >12 18 B C D ole ole B late Miocene B B 21.5 Site 1194 (373.9 m wd) Pyr P Pyr P OM % 1% ole No data B
7 B C D ole ole B late Miocene Site 1192 (375.5 m wd) % 1%.6 No data ole ole B late Miocene C Site 1195 (419.5 m wd) B C D u u Pyr Pyr % 1% MS ~22.7
8 Site 1198 (319.4 m wd) B C D % 1%.6? l.6? Site 1199 (315.7 m wd/projected) B C D % 1% ole ole B late Miocene? 1. B C Co Co ND CND ND l l.8 C D ole middle late Miocene early B C D 12.8? 18.2? 7.8?
9 Site 1196 (4.2 m wd) B C D % 1% Site 1197 (348.3 m wd) B C D % 1% Plio.ocene middle late Miocene B C D 13.2? 15.5?? 9.1? ole B - olocene late Miocene (?) (?) 2.1 6? 8? ND CND ND 2.1 6? 8? early- C B 5 5
10 D 23.? 18.2 l 6 ole ole B Oligocene 24.4? MS 6 ole? B CND 19.5
11 18 S km MR Marion Plateau Leg 194 MR2 MR MR Depth alues in mbsf. ach tick is 2 mbsf B C D Recovery ole ole name Recovery ap poch e.g. : late Miocene Lithostra u 18.8 Un na ge dete usin age
12 D atigraphic nit nit/subunit ame Limestone Limestone with clay Lithology Dolostone Sandy limestone Minerals uartz l lauconite Pyr Pyrite Co OM Lithostratigraphic column irm nodules, early cementation Lithoclast Organic matter lauconite-rich layer Scoured surface Scoured surface with bedding on top: turb ossils Rhodoliths in Ma, ermined g shipboard model Claystone Dolomitized limestone Phosphatic sand Basement Dolomite rhombs Structures ND ine neritic debris CND Coarse neritic debris Surfaces ardground/ exposure surface nferred hardground/ exposure surface Mollusks Benthic foraminiferdominated facies Bryozoan-dominated facies irmground
13 h graded idites (?) Shark teeth Wood fragments Larger benthic foraminifers Red algae ermatypic corals chnofossils ighly bioturbated interval Lamination partially crossed by burrows Miscellaneous Cyclic alternation in color vidence for slumping Down-/upcore extension of sedimentary features Mineralogy (wt%) ragonite Dolomite Calcite Natural gamma ray (cps) amma ray data from downhole logging (SR) amma ray data from core measurements (MST) 1.6 MS MS Seismic u ge of seismic using shipboard Megasequence Megasequence Megasequence B Basement (volcaniclas d Chondrites burrows Noncarbonate Carbonate platform (i.e., in situ production of neritic carbonates in respective megasequences). e
14 unit boundary, determined d age model e Megasequence C Megasequence D stic) e.g. : in in
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