VOLUME 150X SUBJECT INDEX

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A	Absecon Inlet Formation biostratigraphy, B:118-120, 122 clay mineralogy, B:60-63 lithostratigraphy, B:19-20 sequence stratigraphy, B:243-266 stratigraphy, B:8-10 ACGS#4 borehole biofacies, B:207-228 Oligocene, B:81-86 paleoenvironment, B:239 ACGSalpha Unit, lithostratigraphy, A:23-24 advection, strontium, B:352-353 age vs. depth, New Jersey Coastal Plain, B:131-132, 170-171,195-197, 208-209, 233-235, 265, 308-310 Allaire borehole, comparison to Island Beach borehole, B:224 allisoleucine. See D-allisoleucine/L-isoleucene ratio allostratigraphy, Miocene, B:134 allounits, Miocene, B:143 alteration photograph, B:44 See also diagenesis; glauconitization; sideritization aluminosilicates heavy minerals, B:75-79 aluminum, diagenesis, B:28, 35 amino acids shells, B:355-357 See also D-allisoleucine/L-isoleucene ratio aminostratigraphy Quaternary, B:355-357 See also geochronology; racemization amphibole heavy minerals, B:75-79 sediments, B:50, 54 anions, vs. depth, B:332-333 aquifers chemistry, B:344-354 lithostratigraphy, A:22 lower Miocene, B:318-320 Arcadia Formation, deposition, B:153 Ash Marl, Eocene, B:209-210 Atlantic City 800-foot sand, pore water, B:343-354 Atlantic City borehole biofacies, B:207-228 biostratigraphy, B:118-121, 135, 137-140 boreholes, B:9 clay mineralogy, B:49-57, 61 diagenesis, B:27-28, 30-31 diatoms, B:161-165 magnetostratigraphy, B:298-301 Miocene, A:16 Oligocene, B:81-86, 192 pore water, B:343-354 sediments, B:317-341 Atlantic City Formation biostratigraphy, B:119, 122 clay mineralogy, B:60-63 lithostratigraphy, B:20-21, 81-87 sediments, B:50 stratigraphy, B:7-10 Atlantic Coastal Plain clay mineralogy, B:59-64 foraminiferal biostratigraphy, B:111-127 magnetic susceptibility, B:65-74 Oligocene-Miocene correlation, B:147-159 Paleocene-Eocene, B:91-110 authigenesis, sediments, B:53-54
B	Belleplain Member, clay mineralogy, B:60-61 Big Brook, ostracodes, B:289 bioevents, foraminiferal biofacies, B:262 biofacies benthic foraminifers, B:267-275 Eocene, B:207-228 foraminifers, B:83, 169-186, 198-199, 201 Oligocene, B:194-201 ostracodes, B:289 Biofacies A foraminifers, B:198, 213, 232 ostracodes, B:289 Biofacies B foraminifers, B:198, 213, 232 ostracodes, B:289 Biofacies C, foraminifers, B:198, 213, 232 Biofacies D, foraminifers, B:198, 213, 232 Biofacies E, foraminifers, B:198-199, 213, 232 Biofacies F, foraminifers, B:199, 213, 232 Biofacies G, foraminifers, B:199, 213, 232 Biofacies H, foraminifers, B:199, 201, 214, 232 biostratigraphy Cape May Site, A:24-26 foraminifers, B:111-127 Miocene, B:129-145 nannofossils, B:91-110 Oligocene, B:82-85 ostracodes, B:287-292 biotopes. See neritic biotopes; paralic biotopes Blue Marl, Eocene, B:209-210 Brigantine Member clay mineralogy, B:60-61, 63 lithostratigraphy, B:21 revised definition, B:186 burrows, lithostratigraphy, B:18
C	calcium chemical reactions, B:338-339 diagenesis, B:28, 35 vs. depth, B:334 vs. sulfate, B:350 See also sodium/calcium ratio; sulfate/calcium ratio calcium carbonate petrography, B:27-28, 33, 36 vs. depth, B:35-36, 40 Cape May borehole, A:5-28 aminostratigraphy, B:355-357 biostratigraphy, A:24-26; B:120, 122-123, 125, 130-136 boreholes, B:9-10 clay mineralogy, B:60 core description, A:10-13 diatoms, B:161-165 heavy minerals, B:75-79 lithostratigraphy, A:9-24 magnetostratigraphy, B:301-303 Oligocene, B:81-86, 191 operations, A:7-9 Pleistocene, B:355-357 site description, A:5-28 strontium-isotope stratigraphy, A:26 summary and conclusions, A:26-27 Cape May Formation lithostratigraphy, A:13-14 sediments, B:53 stratigraphy, B:7, 9-10 carbon, vs. depth, B:335 carbon, organic, vs. age, B:312 carbon isotopes Paleocene-Eocene, B:305-315 vs. age, B:310-313 vs. oxygen isotopes, B:313 See also stable isotopes carbonates provenance, B:156-158 See also iron carbonate cation exchange capacity pore water, B:322-323, 328-338 vs. depth, B:335 See also ion exchange cations vs. depth, B:331-332 See also ion exchange cementation petrography, B:27-28, 35, 39 photograph, B:46 Cenozoic clay mineralogy, B:49-57 coastal plains, B:361-373 chalk, diagenesis, B:31 chert, petrography, B:27 chloride chemical reactions, B:338-339 vs. depth, B:332, 335 vs. sodium, B:350 See also sodium/chloride ratio chloride/strontium ratio, pore water, B:348 chlorite, sediments, B:50, 53 Chron C12r, sediments, B:297 Chron C20, sediments, B:297 Chron C22n, Eocene, B:239 Chron C22r, Eocene, B:239 Chron C23n, sediments, B:298 Chron C24n, sediments, B:298 Cibicides spp., stable isotopes, B:307 clasts. See intraclasts clay glauconite, lithostratigraphy, A:23 lithostratigraphy, B:16, 18, 255 pore water, B:343-354 textures, B:317-341 clay, sandy, lithostratigraphy, A:14-18 clay, silty lithostratigraphy, A:13-24 photograph, A:20-21 Clay Mineralogical Zone 1, sediments, B:53 Clay Mineralogical Zone 2, sediments, B:50, 53 Clay Mineralogical Zone 3, sediments, B:50 Clay Mineralogical Zone 4, sediments, B:50 Clay Mineralogical Zone 5, sediments, B:50 Clay Mineralogical Zone 6, sediments, B:50 clay mineralogy Cenozoic, B:49-57 diagenesis, B:33-34 lithostratigraphy, B:16, 18-23 Miocene, B:321-322, 326, 328 pore water, B:338-339 sediments, B:59-64 See also halloysite; illite; illite/smectite; illite/vermiculite; kaolinite; kaolinite/halloysite; pyrophyllite; smectite Clayton borehole, Paleocene-Eocene, B:92-93 clinoptilolite clay mineralogy, B:60 sediments, B:50 cluster analysis biofacies, B:214 sequences, B:272-273 coastal plains Cenozoic, B:361-373 stratigraphy, A:3-13 coesite, diagenesis, B:31 Cohansey 1 Sequence, biostratigraphy, B:139 Cohansey 2 Sequence, biostratigraphy, B:139 Cohansey 3 Sequence, biostratigraphy, B:139-140 Cohansey 4 Sequence, biostratigraphy, B:140 Cohansey 5 Sequence, biostratigraphy, B:140 Cohansey 6 Sequence, biostratigraphy, B:140 Cohansey Formation biostratigraphy, B:120, 122, 139-140 clay mineralogy, B:61 lithostratigraphy, A:15-17 sediments, B:50, 53 concentration gradients, pore water, B:339-340 conductance. See specific conductance confining units, aquifers, B:318-320 continental shelf, Eocene, B:214-221 correlation, Miocene, B:133 Cretaceous facies, B:5-7 lithostratigraphy, B:16 ostracodes, B:287-292 See also Maastrichtian Cretaceous, Upper, biostratigraphy, B:111-127 Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, biostratigraphy, B:124 crystallization, petrography, B:27
D	D-allisoleucine/L-isoleucene ratio mollusks, B:356-357 See also amino acids Deal Member, Eocene, B:210 deep-sea environment, Paleocene-Eocene, B:305-315 demagnetization, glauconite sand, B:296-304 depocenters, Cenozoic, B:364-368 diagenesis sea-level changes, B:25-48 sediments, B:53-55 See also alteration; glauconitization; sideritization diatom ghosts, petrography, B:27 diatoms biostratigraphy, A:26 Neogene, B:161-165 diffusion, strontium, B:351-352 dinoflagellates, occurrence, B:136, 138 disconformities photograph, A:20-21 sequences, B:208-209 See also paraconformities; unconformities dissolution, petrography, B:27, 35 dolomite diagenesis, B:30, 36-37 photograph, B:45 "Doubthouse" sequences, stratigraphy, B:6-7
E	East Coast Diatom Zone, Neogene, B:161 East Coast Diatom Zone 6 sequence, lithostratigraphy, A:17-18 ejecta, diagenesis, B:31, 33-35 Eocene biostratigraphy, B:111-127 calcareous nannofossils, B:91-110 clay mineralogy, B:60-63 clays, A:17 foraminiferal biofacies, B:207-228 lithostratigraphy, A:23-24 lower/middle boundary, B:68 magnetostratigraphy, B:295-304 paleoclimatology, B:63, 229-242 sedimentation, B:305-315 sediments, B:27-36, 50 stratigraphy, B:8-10 Eocene, lower, sediments, B:27 Eocene, middle and upper, sediments, B:27-28 Eocene, upper, sequence stratigraphy, B:243-266 epidote, heavy minerals, B:75-79 eustacy coastal plains, B:361-373 Eocene, B:239-241 Oligocene-Miocene, B:7 See also glacioeustacy; regressions; sea-level changes; transgressions Exxon cycles, Oligocene, B:203
F	factor analysis, biofacies, B:211, 213-214 Farmingdale Member, Eocene, B:210 feldspar, sediments, B:50 feldspar, shocked, petrography, B:35 Florida, Oligocene-Miocene correlation, B:152-153 fluid migration, photograph, B:47 foraminiferal factors, vs. depth, B:248-257, 260-261 foraminifers biostratigraphy, B:111-127 diagenesis, B:28, 30, 34-37 Oligocene, B:81-85 photograph, B:42, 46, 48 foraminifers, benthic biofacies, B:169-186, 198-201 Eocene, B:207-228, 231-233 Oligocene-Miocene, B:7 paleobathymetry, B:199 Paleocene, B:267-275 Paleocene-Eocene, B:307-313 upper Eocene, B:245-247 foraminifers, planktonic biostratigraphy, A:24-25 occurrence, A:25
G	gamma rays, natural Eocene, B:68 pass-through core measurements, B:65-74 vs. depth, B:69-74 vs. gamma-ray logs, B:67-68 vs. lithology, B:67-68 gamma-ray logs natural gamma rays, B:67-68 vs. depth, B:69-74 garnet heavy minerals, B:75-79 vs. depth, B:78 geochronology aminostratigraphy, B:355-357 Oligocene, B:194-198 See also aminostratigraphy; racemization geostatistical models pore water, B:324, 333-335 vs. depth, B:333-335 gibbsite, sediments, B:50 glacioeustacy Miocene, B:142-144, 181-183 Oligocene, B:203-205 sequences, B:3-4 See also eustacy; regressions; sea-level changes; transgressions glauconite illite, B:54-55 lithofacies, B:20 petrography, B:27-28, 31-37 vs. magnetic susceptibility, B:67 glauconite sand biostratigraphy, B:124 Eocene, B:239 lithostratigraphy, A:18-23; B:16-22, 255 lower Miocene, A:17 magnetostratigraphy, B:296-304 Oligocene, B:190-205 photograph, A:20-21 See also sand glauconitization illite, B:54-55 See also alteration global change Eocene, B:229-242 Paleocene-Eocene, B:305-313 gravel, lithostratigraphy, A:13-14 Green Marl, Eocene, B:209-210 ground water, chemistry, B:344-354
H	halloysite photograph, B:57 sediments, B:50 See also clay mineralogy heavy minerals sediments, B:75-79 vs. depth, B:76 See also individual minerals Highstand Systems Tract, photograph, A:20-21 Holocene lithostratigraphy, A:13-14; B:22 sediments, B:53 See also Pleistocene; Quaternary Hornerstown Formation biostratigraphy, B:114 clay mineralogy, B:62-63 lithostratigraphy, B:16, 18 stratigraphy, B:8-9 Howell Park, diagenesis, B:28 hydrogeochemistry, aquifers, B:320 hydrogeology, lower Miocene, B:318-320
I	illite sediments, B:50, 53, 60-63 See also clay mineralogy illite/smectite lithostratigraphy, B:16 photograph, B:57 sediments, B:50, 53-54, 60-63 See also clay mineralogy illite/vermiculite sediments, B:50, 53-54 See also clay mineralogy ilmenite, heavy minerals, B:75-79 impact ejecta, diagenesis, B:31, 33-35 impacts, sedimentation, B:368-370 indurated zones lithostratigraphy, A:22 photograph, A:20-21 interstitial waters. See pore water intraclasts photograph, B:44 ion exchange pore water, B:338-339 See also cation exchange capacity; cations iron diagenesis, B:28, 35 vs. depth, B:331 iron, labile pore water, B:322-324, 329-330 vs. depth, B:330 iron carbonate diagenesis, B:30, 36 See also carbonates Island Beach borehole biofacies, B:207-228 biostratigraphy, B:112-118 boreholes, B:6-9 clay mineralogy, B:61-63 comparison to Allaire borehole, B:224 diagenesis, B:27, 29 diatoms, B:161-165 lithostratigraphy, B:15-24 magnetostratigraphy, B:296-298 Oligocene, B:81-86, 193 ostracodes, B:287-292 Paleocene-Eocene, B:93 isoleucine. See D-allisoleucine/L-isoleucene ratio isopach maps, Oligocene, B:204
K	kaolinite lithofacies, B:19-22 photograph, B:48, 57 sediments, B:50, 53, 60-63 See also clay mineralogy kaolinite/halloysite sediments, B:53-54 See also clay mineralogy Kirkwood 0 Sequence biostratigraphy, B:122, 137 clay mineralogy, B:61 deposition, B:152, 176 Kirkwood 1 Sequence, deposition, B:149, 152, 176-178 Kirkwood 1a Sequence biofacies, B:176-178, 278 biostratigraphy, B:122, 137 clay mineralogy, B:61-62 lithostratigraphy, A:22; B:21, 62 Kirkwood 1b Sequence biofacies, B:178, 278 biostratigraphy, B:122, 137 lithostratigraphy, A:22; B:21-22, 62 Kirkwood 1c Sequence biofacies, B:178 biostratigraphy, B:122, 137-138 Kirkwood 2 Sequence, deposition, B:149, 151-152 Kirkwood 2a Sequence biofacies, B:178-179, 279 biostratigraphy, B:122, 138-139 clay mineralogy, B:60 lithostratigraphy, A:19; B:22, 62 sediments, B:50 Kirkwood 2b Sequence biofacies, B:179, 279 biostratigraphy, B:120, 122, 139 clay mineralogy, B:60 lithostratigraphy, A:19 sediments, B:50 Kirkwood 2c Sequence biofacies, B:179 biostratigraphy, B:122, 139 clay mineralogy, B:60 Kirkwood 3 Sequence biofacies, B:180, 280 biostratigraphy, B:120, 122, 139 clay mineralogy, B:60 deposition, B:151-152 lithostratigraphy, B:17-18 sediments, B:50 Kirkwood Formation biostratigraphy, B:119-120, 122, 137-139 clay mineralogy, B:60-63 lithology, B:170-171 lithostratigraphy, A:15-23; B:21-22 lower Miocene, A:15, 17 middle Miocene, A:14 mineralogy, B:317-341 photograph, A:20-21 pore water, B:343-354 revised definition, B:186 sediments, B:50 stratigraphy, B:7, 9-10 Kirkwood-Cohansey Sequence biofacies, B:180 lithostratigraphy, A:15-17
L	L-isoleucine. See D-allisoleucine/L-isoleucene ratio leucoxene, heavy minerals, B:75-79 lithium chemical reactions, B:338-339 vs. depth, B:334 lithofacies lithostratigraphy, B:16-22 tectonic controls, B:5-7, 173 lithostratigraphy Cape May Site, A:9-24 comparison of sequences at Island Beach and Cape May, B:13 Eocene, B:207-228 Island Beach borehole, B:15-24 vs. depth, B:69-74
M	Maastrichtian ostracodes, B:287-292 See also Cretaceous magnesium chemical reactions, B:338-339 diagenesis, B:28 vs. depth, B:334 magnetic inclination, vs. depth, B:297, 299, 301, 303 magnetic polarity sediments, B:296-304 vs. depth, B:297, 299, 301, 303 magnetic susceptibility pass-through core measurements, B:65-74 vs. depth, B:66, 69-74 vs. glauconite, B:67 vs. lithology, B:67-68 magnetostratigraphy, Eocene-Miocene, B:295-304 Manasquan Formation biostratigraphy, B:116 clay mineralogy, B:62-63 Eocene, B:209-210 lithostratigraphy, B:18-19 stratigraphy, B:8 manganese, vs. depth, B:331 Maryland, correlation, B:141-142 mass accumulation rates chronology, B:140-141 See also sedimentation rates maximum flooding surface, Oligocene, B:193, 239 microtektites petrography, B:35 See also tektites Miocene biofacies, B:169-186 biostratigraphy, B:111-127, 129-145 clay mineralogy, B:60-63 correlation between Cape May and Atlantic City sections, A:16 lithostratigraphy, A:15-23 magnetostratigraphy, B:295-304 paleoclimatology, B:63, 277-285 pore water, B:343-354 sediments, B:50 stratigraphy, B:7, 9-10 Miocene, lower glauconite sand equivalents to the Kirkwood Formation, A:17 Kirkwood Formation, A:15 sediments, B:317-341 Miocene, middle, Kirkwood Formation, A:14 Miocene, upper, sediments, B:75-79 mixing reactions, pore water, B:338-339 mollusks aminostratigraphy, B:355-357 reworking, B:351 monazite, heavy minerals, B:75-79 Monmouth County, ostracodes, B:289 montmorillonite, sediments, B:60-63

N	nannofossils, calcareous biostratigraphy, A:25-26 Paleocene-Eocene, B:91-110 photographs, B:106-110 Zones NP9-NP10, B:94-97 Zones NP9-NP12, B:98-100 Navesink Formation biostratigraphy, B:112-114 clay mineralogy, B:62-63 ostracodes, B:287-289 Neogene biostratigraphy, A:24-25 diatoms, B:161-165 lithostratigraphy, B:21-22 neritic biotopes benthic foraminifers, B:269-270 See also paralic biotopes neritic environment biofacies, B:177-180, 198-202 lithostratigraphy, B:16 See also paleoenvironment; sedimentation New Jersey, ostracodes, B:289 New Jersey Coastal Plain biostratigraphy, B:111-127, 129-145 coastal plains, B:361-373 diagenesis, B:25-48 diatoms, B:161-165 Eocene, B:207-242 foraminiferal biofacies, B:169-186 magnetostratigraphy, B:295-304 Oligocene, B:81-87, 187-206 Oligocene-Miocene correlation, B:147-152 ostracodes, B:287-292 Paleocene, B:267-275 Paleocene-Eocene, B:305-315 paleoclimatology, B:277-285 Pleistocene, B:355-357 sea-level changes, B:25-48 site description, A:5-28 stratigraphy, B:3-13 upper Eocene, B:243-266 New Jersey continental slope, diagenesis, B:25-48 New Jersey Sea-Level Transect, stratigraphy, B:3-4 Nocatee Member, deposition, B:153 nodules, lithostratigraphy, A:23-24
O	Ocala Limestone, deposition, B:153 offshore studies, comparison with onshore studies, B:10-11 Oligocene biostratigraphy, B:111-127 clay mineralogy, B:60-63 glauconite sands, A:17 lithostratigraphy, A:23; B:81-87 magnetostratigraphy, B:295-304 paleoclimatology, B:63 sediments, B:50 sequences, B:187-206 stratigraphy, B:7-10 Oligocene-Miocene, reflectors, B:7 Oligocene-Miocene correlation, strontium isotopes, B:147-159 onshore studies, comparison with offshore studies, B:10-11 opal, biogenic, vs. depth, B:35-36, 40 opal A, petrography, B:27-28, 30, 36-37 opal-CT petrography, B:27-28, 30, 36 photograph, B:48 sediments, B:50, 53 orthoclase, diagenesis, B:31 ostracodes, Cretaceous, B:287-292 oxidation, pore water, B:338-339 oxygen isotopes Cenozoic, B:363-364, 370 correlation, B:155-157 Eocene, B:238-241 Miocene, B:143, 283 Oligocene, B:189 Paleocene-Eocene, B:305-315 vs. age, B:310-312, 370 vs. carbon isotopes, B:313 See also stable isotopes
P	paleobathymetry benthic foraminifers, B:199, 214-221, 225 distribution, B:212 Paleocene biostratigraphy, B:111-127 calcareous nannofossils, B:91-110 sedimentation, B:305-315 sequence stratigraphy, B:267-275 stratigraphy, B:8-9 paleoclimatology Cenozoic, B:55, 181-183 clay mineralogy, B:63, 402 Eocene, B:229-242 Miocene, B:277-285 Paleocene-Eocene, B:305-315 paleodepth, benthic foraminifers, B:214-221, 226-227, 247, 249, 311-312 paleoecology, benthic foraminifers, B:269-270 paleoenvironment lithostratigraphy, B:15-24, 214-221 ostracodes, B:289 Paleocene, B:269-270 Paleocene-Eocene, B:305-315 systems tracts, B:175-180, 201-203, 232-238 See also neritic environment; sedimentation; shelf environment Paleogene biostratigraphy, B:111-127 lithostratigraphy, B:16, 18-21 palynomorphs biostratigraphy, B:129-145 Miocene, B:277-285 paraconformities sequences, B:208-209 See also unconformities paralic biotopes benthic foraminifers, B:269 See also neritic biotopes passive margins, tectonic controls, B:4, 181-183 petrography, sediments, B:27-35 pH, vs. depth, B:335 plagioclase, diagenesis, B:31 Pleistocene aminostratigraphy, B:355-357 lithostratigraphy, A:13-14; B:22 sediments, B:50, 53, 75-79 See also Holocene; Quaternary Pliocene lithostratigraphy, A:14-15 sediments, B:75-79 polytungstate. See sodium polytungstate porcellanite, petrography, B:28 pore water chemistry, B:331-338, 343-354 quality, B:317-341 Poricy Brook, ostracodes, B:289 potassium, diagenesis, B:28, 35 principal component analysis, pore water, B:324 provenance siliciclastics, B:156-158 See also sedimentation pyrite diagenesis, B:39 lithostratigraphy, A:23-24 photograph, B:44 vs. depth, B:78 pyroboles heavy minerals, B:75-79 vs. depth, B:78 pyrophyllite clay mineralogy, B:61 See also clay mineralogy pyroxene, heavy minerals, B:75-79
Q	quartz diagenesis, B:30, 30-35 photograph, B:44, 48 sediments, B:50, 53 quartz sand lithostratigraphy, A:15-17, B:18 See also sand quartz, shocked, petrography, B:35 Quaternary aminostratigraphy, B:355-357 stratigraphy, B:7, 9-10 See also Holocene; Pleistocene
R	racemization amino acids, B:355-357 See also aminostratigraphy; geochronology recycling, glauconite, B:193 Red Bank Formation biostratigraphy, B:112-114 ostracodes, B:287-289 Red Bank-Navesink Formations, lithostratigraphy, B:16 reduction, pore water, B:338-339 reflectors, Oligocene-Miocene, B:7 regressions lithostratigraphy, B:16-22 Oligocene, B:190-205 See also eustacy; glacioeustacy; sea-level changes; transgressions reworking, shells, B:351 rolling basins, Cenozoic, B:364-368 rutile, heavy minerals, B:75-79
S	Salibury Embayment, correlation, B:141-142 sand lithostratigraphy, A:13-24 Oligocene-Miocene, A:18 See also glauconite sand; quartz sand sand, clayey, lithostratigraphy, A:18-23 sand, shelly, lithostratigraphy, A:15-17 sandstone, lithostratigraphy, A:22-23 Sandy Hook Member, ostracodes, B:287-289 sea-level changes coastal plains, B:361-373 diagenesis, B:25-48 Eocene, B:229-242 Miocene, B:142-144, 181-183 Oligocene, B:203-205 Oligocene-Miocene correlation, B:147-159 Paleocene, B:272-274 Paleocene-Eocene, B:312-313 tectonic controls, B:3-4 See also eustacy; glacioeustacy; regressions; transgressions sediment supply, coastal plains, B:361-373 sediment-water interaction, pore water, B:344-345 sedimentation coastal plains, B:147-159, 361-373 correlation, B:155-158, 181-183, 204-205 environment, A:27; B:54-55, 198-202 Paleocene, B:305-315 See also neritic environment; provenance; shelf environment sedimentation rates Cenozoic, B:368-370 Miocene, B:172-174, 181 See also mass accumulation rates sediments clay mineralogy, B:49-57, 59-64 distribution, B:212, 266 Eocene, B:27-36 heavy minerals, B:75-79 mineralogy, B:317-341 Sequence E1, Eocene, B:233-234 Sequence E2, Eocene, B:235-236 Sequence E3, Eocene, B:236 Sequence E4, Eocene, B:236-237 Sequence E5, Eocene, B:237 Sequence E6, Eocene, B:237-238 Sequence E7, Eocene, B:238 Sequence E8, Eocene, B:238 Sequence E10, Eocene, B:249, 251 Sequence E11, Eocene, B:251, 253, 255 Sequence FM1, deposition, B:153 Sequence FM3, deposition, B:153 Sequence FM4, deposition, B:153 Sequence FM5, deposition, B:153 Sequence FO1, deposition, B:153 Sequence FO2, deposition, B:153 Sequence FO3, deposition, B:153 Sequence O1, Oligocene, B:195, 201 Sequence O2, Oligocene, B:195-196, 201-202 Sequence O3, Oligocene, B:196-197, 202 Sequence O4, Oligocene, B:197, 202 Sequence O5, Oligocene, B:197, 202 Sequence O6, Oligocene, B:198, 202-203 Sequence Pa1, Paleocene, B:271-272 Sequence Pa2, Paleocene, B:272 Sequence Pa3, Paleocene, B:272 sequence stratigraphy, Paleocene, B:267-275 sequences biofacies, B:169-186 biostratigraphy, B:129-145 coastal plains, B:361-373 Eocene, B:207-242 facies, B:8 glacioeustatic changes, B:3-4 Miocene, B:142-144, 277-285 Oligocene, B:82-85, 187-206 Oligocene-Miocene, B:7 Oligocene-Miocene correlation, B:147-159 vs. depth, B:69-74, 367 Sewell Point Formation biostratigraphy, B:118-119, 122 clay mineralogy, B:60-63 lithostratigraphy, B:20, 81-87 sediments, B:50 stratigraphy, B:8-10 Shark River Formation biostratigraphy, B:116, 118 Eocene, B:209-210 lithostratigraphy, B:19 sediments, B:50 stratigraphy, B:8-9 shelf environment Paleocene-Eocene, B:305-315 See also paleoenvironment; sedimentation shell hash, lithostratigraphy, A:19 shells, strontium, B:351 Shiloh Marl Member clay mineralogy, B:60 lithostratigraphy, B:21-22 sideritization lithofacies, B:20 See also alteration; diagenesis silica chemical reactions, B:338-339 diagenesis, B:27-28, 30 photograph, B:47 vs. depth, B:331-332, 335 silicates. See aluminosilicates siliciclastics sedimentation, B:156-158, 368-370 tectonic controls, B:4 silicon, diagenesis, B:28, 35 silt lithostratigraphy, B:16, 18, 255 pore water, B:343-354 textures, B:317-341 silt, glauconitic, lithofacies, B:20 siltstone, diagenesis, B:33 Site 605, Paleocene-Eocene, B:93-95 Site 902, diagenesis, boreholes, B:33-34 Site 903, diagenesis, boreholes, B:30-32 Site 904, diagenesis, boreholes, B:34-35, 38-39 Site 906, diagenesis, boreholes, B:31, 33, 37 slope biotopes, benthic foraminifers, B:270 smectite diagenesis, B:53-54 photograph, B:57 sediments, B:50, 53 See also clay mineralogy sodium vs. chloride, B:350 vs. depth, B:334, 348 sodium polytungstate, heavy minerals, B:75-79 sodium/calcium ratio, pore water, B:348 sodium/chloride ratio, pore water, B:348 sodium/strontium ratio, pore water, B:348 specific conductance, vs. depth, B:335 Squankum Member, Eocene, B:210 stable isotopes Paleocene-Eocene, B:305-315 See also carbon isotopes; oxygen isotopes; strontium isotopes staurolite, heavy minerals, B:75-79 stratigraphy, A:3-13 strontium chemical reactions, B:338-339 sources, B:350-351 vs. calcium, B:350 vs. chloride, B:350 vs. depth, B:332, 334, 348 See also sodium/strontium ratio strontium isotopes chronology, B:141, 172 Oligocene, B:82-85, 194 Oligocene-Miocene correlation, B:147-159 pore water, B:343-354 vs. depth, B:157, 349 See also stable isotopes strontium-isotope stratigraphy, A:26 sulfate chemical reactions, B:338-339 pore water, B:322-324, 329 vs. calcium, B:350 vs. depth, B:330, 332, 334, 348 sulfate/calcium ratio, pore water, B:348 sulfur, vs. depth, B:330 sulfur, labile, pore water, B:322-324, 328-329 "Suwannee" Limestone, deposition, B:153 systems tracts Eocene, B:238-241 Oligocene, B:190-205 Paleocene, B:269, 273-274 paleoenvironment, B:175-180 systems tracts, highstand, Oligocene, B:193 systems tracts, lowstand, Oligocene, B:193 systems tracts, transgressive, Oligocene, B:193
T	tectonic controls, glacioeustatic changes, B:3-4 tectonics coastal plains, B:361-373 sedimentation, B:155-158, 181-183, 203-205 tektites petrography, B:35 See also microtektites Tertiary facies, B:5-7 See also individual epochs textures, clay, B:317-341 Toms River Member, Eocene, B:210 tourmaline, heavy minerals, B:75-79 transgressions biofacies, B:177-180 lithostratigraphy, B:16-22 Oligocene, B:190-205 sequences, B:272-273 See also eustacy; glacioeustacy; regressions; sea-level changes
U	unconformities clay mineralogy, B:63 correlation, B:155-157, 208-209 Eocene, B:238-241 gamma rays, B:67-68 lithostratigraphy, A:19; B:16-22 Miocene, B:144, 170 Oligocene, B:190-205 Paleocene, B:272-274 photograph, B:42, 45, 47-48 sediments, B:27-35, 50, 203-205, 296-304 See also disconformities; paraconformities unconformities, basal, Oligocene, B:195
V	Vincentown Formation biostratigraphy, B:114-116 clay mineralogy, B:62-63 Eocene, B:210 lithostratigraphy, B:18 stratigraphy, B:8-9 Virginia, correlation, B:141-142
W	Wildwood Member clay mineralogy, B:60-61 lithostratigraphy, B:22 wood fragments, lithostratigraphy, A:13-14
Z	zircon, heavy minerals, B:75-79 Zone P18, photograph, A:20-21 Zone P19, photograph, A:20-21 zoning, nannofossils, B:92-106