Table 1. Paleomagnetic data of samples from Sites 994, 995, and 997.
 
Core, section, interval
(cm)
Depth
(mbsf)
NRM NRM NRM NRM AFD AFD AFD AFD AFD
type
Magnetic
polarity
Onboad
data
Inclination
(degrees)
Declination
(core)
(degrees)
Declination
(oriented)
(degrees)
Intensity
(mA/m)
Inclination
(degrees)
Declination
(core)
(degrees)
Declination(oriented)
(degrees)
Intensity**
(mA/m)

164-994C-

























1H-1, 79-81

0.79

80.4

83.0



10.970

78.6

114.4



6.700

X

N



1H-2, 19-21

1.69

67.6

89.1



18.400

67.5

108.4



10.050

X

N



1H-2, 39-41

1.89

62.9

138.8



1.074

52.1

142.9



1.074

X

N

*

1H-2, 79-81

2.29

63.2

151.3



30.320

58.4

153.3



25.250

X

N



1H-3, 19-21

3.19

78.4

149.9



11.270

74.1

143.1



7.033

X

N



1H-3, 79-81

3.79

47.1

132.3



15.140

43.5

131.1



7.770

X

N



2H-1, 19-21

4.59

82.5

164.2



9.015

85.1

161.9



2.845

X

N



2H-1, 79-81

5.19

75.7

278.2



0.197

9.9

111.9



0.065

Y

N?



2H-1, 90-92

5.30

65.2

292.9



0.091

16.6

295.4



0.056

Y

N?



2H-2, 59-61

6.49

73.8

296.1



0.243

9.8

276.5



0.097

Y

N?



2H-2, 79-81

6.69

73.7

293.2



0.127

33.5

278.0



0.035

Y

N?



2H-2, 135-137

7.25

-72.4

295.1



0.101

--

240.2



0.100

X

R


Notes: NRM = natural remanent magnetization, AFD = alternating field demagnetization. Declination (core) = declination referred to arbitrary core coordinates, (relative to the x-axis direction defined by the double-line fiducial mark in the center of the core liner on the working half of the cores), declination (oriented) = declination oriented to geographic coordinates (relative to geographic north) with the Tensor tool. ** = intensity after the unstable low-coercivity component is removed, AFD type = type of response to progressive AF demagnetization (see text for explanation). N = normal polarity, R = reversed polarity, ? = less certain, -- = uncertain.

This is a sample of the table that appears in ASCII Tables.