Table 5. Site 1041 smear-slide descriptions.																																						

"Note: H = Hole, T = Type, Sec = Section, Impor = Importance, A = Abundant, A- = Somewhat abundant, C+ = Very common, C = Common, C- = Somewhat common, T = Trace, Blank box = not observed."																																						

Sample number 								       	Impor			Size						  			Composition							 			Fossils				 		Sediment or Rock Name	Comments
Leg	Site	H	Core	T	Sec	cm	mbsf	Described by	Major lithology	Minor lithology	Med.-coarse sand	Fine sand	SiLight size	Clay size	Quartz	Feldspar	Clay	Rock Fragments	Volcanic Glass	amphibole	Glauconite	Phosphate	Dolomite	Carbonate	Micrite	Opaque	  framboid	Nannofossils	Foraminifers	Diatoms	Radiolarians	Silicoflagellates	Sponge Spicules	Fish remains	Peloids/pellets	Other		
170	1041	A	1	H	1	6	0.06	OMS	 	X		 	A	C	T	C	C	 			C			 	 	C		 	T	C	C		C		 		Clayey siLight with diatoms	 

170	1041	A	1	H	1	70	0.7	JM	X	 		C	C+	A	C	 	A	 	T	T	T			T	 		T	 	 	T	T		T		 		Medium olive green silty clay	 

170	1041	A	1	H	3	107	4.07	MM		X		 	C	A	T	 	A	 	C-	T	C	T		 	 		C-	 	T	T	 		 		 		Olive green silty clay with glauconite	 

170	1041	A	1	H	3	117	4.17	MM	 	X		A	C	C	C	C-	C-	 	 		A			 	 		C+	 	 	 	 		 		 		Dark gray olive green glauconite sand	 

170	1041	A	1	H	5	84	6.84	MM	X			C-	A	A	C	C-	A	 	T	T	C-			 	 			 	 	T	 		T		 		Light olive green clayey silt	 

170	1041	A	2	H	1	101	8.41	NL	X	 		T	C	A	T	C-	A	C	C-		 	T		T	 		T	 	 	C-	 		T		 		Olive green silty clay	

170	1041	A	2	H	2	40	9.3	NL	 	X		T	C	A	C-	T	A	C	T	T	T			T	 		C-	T	T	C+	T		 	T	 	T	Yellowish olive green silty clay with diatoms	Rock fragments are tephra. Other is euhedral 
																																						zircon crystal. Diatom tests filled with framboids.
170	1041	A	2	H	4	57	12.47	NL		X		C	A	C+	C-	C-	  	C	A	C-	T			 	 	T	T	T	 	T	 		 		 		Greenish brown crystal-vitric ash	Rock fragments are tephra; glass is clear

170	1041	A	2	H	4	61	12.51	NL	 	X		T	A	C	T	T	T	T	A		 			T	 			T	 	T	T		 		 		Light greenish gray vitric ash	"Volcanic glass is clear, minor amount brown"

170	1041	A	2	H	5	15	13.55	NL	X	 	T	C-	A	C+	T	T	C-	C	A		 			 	 	T	T	C-	 	C-	 		T		 		Light olive green vitric ash	"May be flow-in: looks like a mixture of ash (2H-4, 61) and "
																																						"olive green silty clay (2H-1, 101). Rock fragments are tephra."
170	1041	A	3	X	1	60	14.9	NL	X	 		T	C	A	C-	C-	A	C+	C-		T		T	 	 	T	C-	 	 	T	 		T		 		"Dark olive green silty clay, Firm"	 Pollen; rock fragments are tephra

170	1041	A	3	X	2	39	16.19	NL	 	X		T	C	A	C-	C-	A	T	T		T	T		 	 	T	T	T	 	C-	 		T	T	 		"Yellowish olive green silty clay, Firm"	Diatoms filled with framboids.  Rock fragments are tephra. 
																																						"Glass is clear, minor glass is brown"
170	1041	A	3	X	3	30	17.6	NL	X	 		 	C	A	C-	C-	A	T	T		T			 	 	T	T	 	 	C-	 		T	T	 		"Olive green silty clay, Firm"	Rock fragments are tephra

170	1041	A	3	X	CC	3	20.68	NL	 	X	T	A	C	C	A	C-	C+	C-	C-	T	C-		T	 	 	T	T	T	C-	T	 		T	T	 		Light gray silty sand	Rock fragments are tephra

170	1041	A	4	X	1	47	23.87	NL	X	 		T	C	A	C-	C-	A	T	C-		T			T	 	T	C-	T	T	T	 		T		 		Dark olive green silty clay	Rock fragments are tephra

170	1041	A	4	X	1	75	24.15	NL	 	X		T	C	A	T	T	T	C-	A	T	 			 	 	C	C+	 	T	T	 		 		 		Dark gray vitric ash with framboids	"Rock fragments are tephra. Glass mostly clear, "
																																						tephra brown or green
170	1041	A	5	X	1	23	32.63	NL	X	 		T	C	A	C-	C-	A	C-	C-		T	T		 	 	T	T	T	T	C-	 		T	T	 		"Olive green silty clay, Firm"	"Rock fragments are tephra. Diatom, "
																																						foraminifer tests filled with framboids
170	1041	A	5	X	CC	24	34.05	NL	X	 		T	A	A	C-	C-	A	C	T		T	T		 	 	T	T	T	 	T	 		 		 	T	Dark olive green clayey silt	T other = wood/plant material

170	1041	A	6	X	1	110	36.5	N	X	 		T	A	C+	C-	C-	A	C-	C		T	T	T	C-	 	T	T	T	C-	T	 	 	T		 		Olive green clayey siltstone	Rock fragments are tephra; pollen

170	1041	A	6	X	2	23	37.13	N	X	 		T	C	A	T	T	A	C-	 	T	T			T	 	T	T	T	T	C-	 		T	T	 	T	Dark olive green silty claystone	Other = biotite. Rock fragments = tephra

170	1041	A	6	X	4	30	40.2	N	 	X		T	A	C	C-	T	T	C	A		 	T		 	 	C-	T	 	 	C-	 		T		 		Greenish gray vitric ash	Glass is clear + minor brown glass. 
																																						Rock fragments are tephra
170	1041	A	6	X	CC	26	41.13	N	 	X		C+	A	T	C+	C	T	A	T	T	C-	T	T	 	 	T	C-	T	 	C-	 		T		 		Dark gray sandy siltstone with framboids	 

170	1041	A	7	X	2	20	43.2	N	X	 		T	C	A	C-	T	A	C	C-		T	T		T	 	T	T	T	 	C-	 		T	T	 	T	Dark greenish gray silty claystone 	"Rock fragments are tephra, polycrystalline quartz. "
																																						"Glass is clear, brown.  Other=biotite"
170	1041	A 	7	X	3	28	44.78	N	 	X		T	A	C	C-	C	C	C+	A	T	 			 	 	T	C-	 	 	T	 		 		 		Brownish green crystal-lithic vitric ash	 

170	1041	A	7	X	5	120	48.7	N	X	 	T	C-	A	A	C	C-	A	C+	C-	T	T			T	 	T	T	T	 	C-	 		T	T	 		Olive green sandy clayey siltstone 	 

170	1041	A	7	X	CC	15	50.54	N	 	X	T	C	A-	A	C-	C	A	C+	 	T	T	T		T	 	T	T	 	 	C-	 		T		 		Dark greenish gray silty claystone 	 

170	1041	A	8	X	1	120	51.8	MM	 	X		T	A	C	C	C-	C-	 	C		T		T	 	 		C-	 	 	C+	C-	T	T		 		Olive green clayey siltstone with siliceous microfossils	 

170	1041	A	8	X	3	9	53.69	MM	 	X		 	C	A	C-	 	A	 	T		 	C-	C-	 	 		C	 	 	C-	T		T		 		Dark olive green silty claystone	 

170	1041	A	8	X	5	98	57.13	MM	X	 		 	C	A	C	T	A	 	C+		T	T	T	 	 		T	T	 	C	C-		C-		 		Dark olive green silty claystone with ash	 

170	1041	A	9	X	1	73	60.33	JM	 	X		C-	C+	A	C	T	C+	 	A		T	T		 	 		C-	T	 	T	T		T		 		Light gray clayey vitric ash	 

170	1041	A	9	X	4	35	64.45	MM	X	 		 	A	C-	C-	T	C-	 	C		T		T	 	 		T	 	 	C-	C-		C		 		Olive green clayey siltstone	 

170	1041	A	9	X	6	32	67.42	MM	X	 			C	A	C	T	A	 	C		T		T	 	 		T	T	 	C	 		C		 		Olive green silty claystone	 

170	1041	A	10	X	1	9	68.69	MM	 	X		 	A	C+	 	 	  	 	T		 		C	A	 	T	T	 	 	 	 		 		 		Light green gray limestone	 

170	1041	A	10	X	1	68	69.28	HT	X	 		C	C+	A	C	C-	A	 	C	T	 		T	T	 		C-	 	 	C-	T		T		 		Olive green sandy silty claystone	 

170	1041	A	10	X	5	112	75.72	OMS	X	 		T	C	A	C-	C	A	C-	C	T	T			C	 	T	T	T	T	C	 		T	T	 		Dark olive green silty claystone	 

170	1041	A	11	X	3	87	81.54	OMS	X			T	C	A	T	C-	A		C-	C-	C-			T			T	T	T	T	T	T	C-	T			Dark olive green silty claystone	 

170	1041	A	11	X	5	62	84.29	HT		X			T	A	C-	T	A		T		T		T		A		C-	C		T	T		T			T	Light brown calcareous  claystone	Other= pollen; T aragonite?

170	1041	A	12	X	1	25	88.15	NL	X	 		T	C	A	C-	C-	A	T	C-	T	T			 	T		T	 	T	C	 		T	T	 		Dark olive green silty claystone	 Rock fragments are tephra

170	1041	A	12	X	2	48	89.88	NL		X		 	C	A	T	T	A	T	C-	T	T	T		 	 		T	T	 	C	 		T	T	 		Olive brown claystone	Rock fragments are tephra

170	1041	A	12	X	3	109	91.99	NL	 	X		C	A	C-	C-	C-	T	C-	A	T	T	T		 	 		T	T	 	T	 		T	T	 		Yellow brown vitric ash	Rock fragments are tephra. Some diatoms 
																																						are filled with framboids
170	1041	A	12	X	6	42	95.82	NL	X	 		T	C	A	T	C	A	T	C	T	T	T		 	 		T	 	 	T	 		T	T	 		Olive green silty claystone	Euhedral amphibole and feldspar. 
																																						Some diatoms framboid-filled.
170	1041	A	13	X	1	40	97.9	NL	X	 		T	C	A	C	T	A	C+	C	T	 	T		 	 		T	 	 	T	 		T		 		Olive green silty claystone.	

170	1041	A	13	X	2	27	99.09	NL	X			T	C	A	C-	C-	A	T	C	T	 		T	 	 	T	T	T	 	 	 		T	T	 		Olive green silty claystone	

170	1041	A	13	X	2	38	99.2	NL	 	X	C-	A	C	T	C-	C	  	C-	A	C+	 		T	 	 		C-	 	 	 	 		 		 		Light brownish gray amphibole-vitric ash with framboids	"Euhedral amphibole, feldpar; some plagioclase is zoned."

170	1041	A	14	X	3	84	110.79	NL	X	 		 	T	A	T	C-	A	T	C	T	 		T	T	 		T	C-	T	T	 		 		 		Olive green claystone	

170	1041	A	14	X	4	21	111.66	NL	 	X		 	C	A	T	C-	A	T	T		 		T	T	T			T	C+	T	C-		 	T	 	T	Brownish green claystone with foraminifers	 Burrow fill

170	1041	A	15	X	2	32	117.91	NL	X	 		T	C+	A	C-	C-	A	C	C-	T	 		T	 	 		T	 	 	T	 		 	T	 		Dark olive green silty claystone	" Euhedral amphibole, plagioclase"

170	1041	A	15	X	5	23	121.25	NL	X	 		 	C-	A	T	T	A	C-	C		T		T	 	 		T	T	 	T	 		T		 		Dark olive green claystone	

170	1041	A	16	X	2	99	128.89	HT	X	 		T	C+	A	C	C	A	T	C		T		T	 	 	T	C-	T	 	C-	T		C-		 		Grayish green silty claystone 	Possible pyroxene (T)

170	1041	A	16	X	6	22	132.25	MM	X	 		 	C+	A	C-	 	A	 	C+		T	T	T	 	 		C	 	 	C-	T		C	T	 		Claystone with vitric ash	 

170	1041	A	17	X	1	48	136.38	JM	 	X		 	 	A	C-	T	C-	 	 		 		A	 	 		T	 	 	 	 		 		 		Dolomitic limestone  (fill)	 

170	1041	A	17	X	2	32	137.1	JM	X	 		 	C-	A	C-	T	A		C-		T	T	T	C-	 		C-	T	 	T	T		T		 		Claystone	 

170	1041	A	18	X	1	31	145.81	JM	 	X		 	C-	A	C	C-	C	T	C		 		T	A	 		C-	 	 	 	 		 		 		Calcite cemented crystal vitric tuff	 

170	1041	A	18	X	3	68	148.7	OMS	X	 		 	C	A	C-	C	A	 	C		C-	T	T	T	 	T	C-	T	 	C	T		T		 		Dark olive green silty claystone 	 

170	1041	B	1	R	1	49	155.49	JM	X	 			T	A	T	 	A	T	C-		 		T	C	 		C	C	T	C-	T		T		 		Dark brown green calcareous claystone	 

170	1041	B	2	R	1	2	164.62	MM	 	X		A	A	C-	C+	C-	C-	 	A		 		T	 	 		T	T	 	 	 		 		 		Crystal-vitric ash (hydrate host)	Ash cemented by gas hydrate

170	1041	B	2	R	1	90	165.5	OMS	X	 		 	C	A	T	C-	A	T	C		T		T	 	 	T	C	C	 	T	T		T	T	 		 Dark olive green claystone	 

170	1041	B	2	R	5	90	170.16	OMS	X	 		 	C	A	T	C	A		C-		T		T	 	 		C	T	 	T	T		T		 		Dark olive green silty claystone	 

170	1041	B	3	R	3	67	176.85	JM	X	 		T	C+	A	C-	T	A	T	C-		 	T	T	T	 		C-	T	 	T	T		T		 		Dark olive green silty claystone	Clear and brown glass

170	1041	B	3	R	7	39	181.41	JM	X	 		 	C-	A	C-	T	A	 	C-		T	T	T	T	 		T	C-	 	T	T		T		 		Dark olive green silty claystone	 

170	1041	B	4	R	1	50	184.3	NL	X	 		T	C	A	C-	T	A	 	T		T		T	T	 		C-	C-	T	C-	 		T	T	T		Olive green claystone	Framboid clusters to 16 microns; framboids 
																																						inside glauconite grains and diatoms.
170	1041	B	4	R	3	84	187.64	NL	 	X		 	C-	A	T	T	A	T	C-		T	T	T	T	 		T	C	T	C+	 		T		 		"Greenish brown claystone with nannofossils, diatoms"	"Burrow fill. Rock fragments are tephra, "
																																						polycrystalline quartz
170	1041	B	4	R	6	84	191.25	NL	X			C-	C	A	C	C-	A	C-	C-		 	T	T	T	 	T	T	C-	T	C-	 		T		 	T	Olive green silty claystone	Rock fragments are tephra with feldspar 
																																						microlites + rare quartz. Other=zircon?
170	1041	B	4	R	7	16	191.77	NL		X		T	C	A	T	T	A	T	C		T	T	T	T	 		T	T	T	C-	 		T		 		Dark olive green claystone	Some diatoms are filled with framboids

170	1041	B	5	R	3	22	196.42	NL	X	 		T	C-	A	C-	T	A	T	C-		T	T	T	T	 		T	C	T	C-	 		T	C	 	T	Olive green claystone with nannofossils	Other=chitonous fragment 74 microns across

170	1041	B	5	R	5	48	199.68	NL	X	 		T-	C	A	C	C	A	T	C-			T	T	C-			T	T	 	C-	 		T	T	 	T	Dark olive green silty claystone	Other=pollen grain

170	1041	B	6	R	2	41	204.81	NL	 	X		T	C+	A	C-	T	A	T	C+		T	T	T	T			T	C-	T	C-	 		T	T	 	T	Greenish brown silty claystone with ash	Other=pollen

170	1041	B	6	R	2	60	205	NL	X	 		T	C	A	C-	C	A	T	C		T		T	T	 		T	C-	T	T	 		T		 		Olive green ashy claystone	 
																							 															
170	1041	B	6	R	5	30	207.7	NL	X	 		T	C-	A	T	C-	A	T	C-		T		T	T	 		T	T	T	C	 		 	T	 		Dark olive green claystone	 

170	1041	B	7	R	1	23	212.93	NL	 	X		 	C-	A	T	T	A	 	C-		 	T	T	T	 		T	C+	C-	C	 		C-		 	T	Brownish green claystone with nannofossils and diatoms	Burrow fill. Some diatom tests filled with framboids. 
																																						Other = pollens. Some brown glass.
170	1041	B	7	R	3	20	214.9	NL	X	 		 	C	A	T	T	A	T	C		 		T	T	 		C-	T	 	C-	 		T		 		Olive green ashy claystone	Euhedral zoned plagioclase. Rock fragment is 
																																						polycrystalline quartz. Diatoms filled with framboids.
170	1041	B	7	R	7	18	219.46	NL	X	 		 	C	A	C-	C-	A	T	C-		T	T	T	T	 	T	C-	 	 	C	 		T	T	 	T	Dark olive green silty claystone	Rock fragment = pumice. Other = pollen

170	1041	B	8	R	2	62	224.25	NL	X	 		T	C	A	C-	T	A	 	C-		T	T	T	T	 		T	 	 	C	 		T	T	 		Olive green claystone	 

170	1041	B	8	R	4	12	225.99	NL	X	 		 	C	A	T	T	A	T	C-		 	T	T	 	 		T	T	T	C-	 		 	T	 		Dark olive green claystone	Framboid clots >60 microns. Rock 
																																						fragments = polycrystalline quartz
170	1041	B	9	R	2	45	233.85	JM	X	 		 	C-	A	C-	 	A	 	T		 		T	T	 		C-	T	 	T	T		T		 	T	Dark  gray green claystone	"Other=high birefringence, high relief unknown mineral"

170	1041	B	9	R	3	5	234.94	OMS	 	X		 	A	T	C-	C	  	 	A		 		T	 	 	T	C-	 	 	 	 		 		 		Light gray crystal-vitric ash	 

170	1041	B	10	R	3	72	244.51	HT	X	 		 	C	A	T	C	A	 	C		 		T	C-	 		C-	T	 	C+	T		C-	T	 		Dark olive green diatomaceous claystone	 

170	1041	B	11	R	2	89	253.29	HT	 	X		 	A	C+	 	 	C	 	C-		 		C	A	 		C-	 	 	C-	T		C-		 		Light yellowish green clayey limestone	 

170	1041	B	11	R	1	31	251.51	JM	X	 		 	C-	A	T	C-	A	 	C-		T	T	T	 	 		C-	T		C-	C-		T		 		Dark olive green claystone	 

170	1041	B	11	R	4	30	255.7	JM	X	 		 	C-	A	T	T	A	 	T		 		T	T	 		C-	C-	T	C+	T	T	C-	T	 		Medium olive green diatomaceous claystone	 

170	1041	B	12	R	1	60	261.5	OMS	X	 		 	A	C-	C-	C	C	 	C-		T		T	T	 		C-	 	 	C	T		C-	T	 		Olive green clayey siltstone with diatoms	 

170	1041	B	12	R	3	74	263.78	JM	X	 		 	C-	A	T		A	 	T		T	T	T	T	 		C-	T	 	C+	T	T	C-		 		Olive green diatomaceous claystone	 

170	1041	B	12	R	5	107	267	JM	 	X		C-	A	A	C	C-	A	T	C-	T	T		C-	T	 		C-	T	 	C-	T		T		 		Dark gray ashy sandy siltstone.	 

170	1041	B	13	R	3	59	274.09	OMS	X	 		T	A	C	C	C-	A	T	C		T		T	 	 		C-	T	 	C	C-		C+		 		Olive green ashy siltstone	 

170	1041	B	14	R	3	25	282.96	JM	X	 		T	C	A	C-	C-	A	T	T	T	 	T	C-	C-	T		C-	T	 	T	T		T		 		Olive green calcareous silty claystone	 
																												 										
170	1041	B	15	R	1	14	290.04	JM	 	X		 	T	A	C	 	T	 	T		 	T	T	C-	T		C-	C	 	T	 		 		 	C	Light  green limestone	Other = aragonite
																												 										
170	1041	B	16	R	1	83	300.33	NL	X	 		T	C+	A	C-	C	C+	T	T	T	T	T	T	C	 		C-	T	 	 	 		 	T	T	C-	Dark olive green silty claystone	Other = pollen (T); zeolite Phillipsite (T+)

170	1041	B	16	R	3	2	301.72	NL	 	X		 	T	A	T	T	  	T	T		C-	T	C	C	A		T	?	 	 	 		 	T	T	T	Light brown limestone with glauconite laminae	"Hard clast. Other = dolomite (T), chiton (T)"

170	1041	B	16	R	3	83	302.53	NL	 	X		T	C	A	C-	C-	A	T	C+		 		T	T	T		C-	T	 	 	 		 		 		Dark gray ashy claystone	 

170	1041	B	16	R	4	136	304.56	NL	X	 		C-	A	C-	C	C	C-	T	C-	T	T	T	T	C-	T		T	T	 	 	 		T		 	T	Dark greenish gray clayey sandy siltstone	Partial dissolution of sponge spicules. 
																																						Other = zeolite Phillipsite (T)
170	1041	B	17	R	1	17	309.37	NL	 	X		 	T	A	T	T	  	 	 		 	T	C-	 	A		T	 	 	 	 		 		 		Light brownish gray limestone	"Phosphate is in-situ, not transported"

170	1041	B	17	R	1	70	309.9	NL	X	 		T	C+	C-	C+	C	C-	C	C-		 	T	T	T	 		C-	T	C-	 	 		T	T	 		Dark greenish gray clayey siltstone	Rock fragments are tephra

170	1041	B	17	R	3	134	313.54	NL	 	X		C-	C+	C+	C-	C-	C	C	C-	T	T	T	T	 	 		C-	 	T	 	 		 	T	 		Dark gray sandy siltstone	"Rock fragments are tephra, polycrystalline quartz"

170	1041	B	17	R	CC	6	314.08	NL	 	X		 	T	A	T	T	 	 	T	 	 	 	T	C	A		T	C	 	 	 		 	C	 		Light brownish gray limestone	 

170	1041	B	18	R	1	123	320.03	NL	X	 		C	A	T+	C	C+	T+	C	C-		C-	T	T	 	 	T	C-	 	 	?	 		T	T	T		Dark gray sandy siltstone	Rock fragments are tephra. Phosphate grains 
																																						have framboids.
170	1041	B	19	R	1	15	328.55	NL	 	X		C-	A	C	C+	C-	A	 	C-		 		T	T	 		T	 	 	 	 		T		 	T	Brown sandy silty claystone layer	"Other = pollen. Some glass is brown, most clear."

170	1041	B	19	R	1	120	329.6	NL	X	 		T	A	C	C+	C-	C	C	T		T	T	T	T	 	T	T	T		 	 		T	T	 		Dark greenish gray clayey siltstone	Opaque = pyrite cubes?

170	1041	B	19	R	4	22	332.55	NL	X	 		T	A	C	C-	C	C+	C-	C		T	T	T	T	 		T	 	T	 	 		 		 	T	Olive gray clayey siltstone	Other = zircon. Rock fragments = tephra

170	1041	B	20	R	2	64	339.06	NL	X	 	C	A	C+	T	C+	C+	T	C	C-		C	C-		T	 	C-	T	 	 	 	 		T	T	 	T	Dark greenish gray silty sandstone	Other = pollen and spores. Some phosphate may  
																																						be authigenic. Euhedral to subhedral 
																																						zoned plagioclase. Rock fragments are tephra.
170	1041	B	20	R	3	120	341.12	NL	 	X		T	A	T	C-	C	T	C+	C-		T	T	T	 	 	T	T	 	 	T	 		T		 		Dark brown layer of vitric-crystal-lithic tuff.	"Other = pollen and spores. Framboids in spicules, "
																																						"spores, and diatoms. Euhedral zoned"
																																						plagioclase. Rock fragments are tephra.
170	1041	B	21	R	2	30	349.4	NL	X	 		C	A	C-	C	C	C-	 	C-		T	T		C-	T		T	T	T	T	 		T	T	 	T	Dark greenish gray sandy siltstone	"Other=pollen & spores, some pyritized; also  "
																																						zeolite phillipsite (T) Some spicules pyritized.
																																						Signs of silica dissolution in embayed spicules.
170	1041	B	22	R	2	59	358.15	 	X	 		 	C-	A	T	T	A	T	T		T	T		T	C		T	T	 	C-	T		 	T	T		Olive green calcareous claystone	 

170	1041	B	22	R	4	126	361.48	OMS	X	 		C-	A	C	C+	T	C	 	C-		T		T	T	T			T	 	C	T		T		 		Dark olive green clayey siltstone with diatoms	 

170	1041	B	23	R	1	9	366.89	JM		X		 	C	A	T	 	T	 	 		 		C+	A	A		T	 	 	T	 		T		 		Very light greenish gray dolomitic limestone	 

170	1041	B	23	R	3	30	370.1	JM	X	 		 	C	A	C-	T	A	T	C-		 	T	T	T	 		T	 	 	C-	T		T		 		Dark olive green silty claystone	 

170	1041	B	24	R	1	43	376.83	OMS	X	 		 	T	A	T	T	A	 	A		T		T	T	 			T		T	T		T	T	 		Olive green ashy claystone	 

170	1041	B	24	R	2	54	378.44	HT	 	X		C-	A	C+	C-	C+	C+		C		 		C	C-	 		T	 	T	C-	T		T		 		Olive green dolomitic clayey siltstone	 

170	1041	B	25	R	1	128	387.28	OMS	 	X		C	A	C	C	C+	C+	 	T	T	C-		C-	 	 		C-	T	 	T	 		 		 		Dolomitic clayey siltstone	 

170	1041	B	25	R	2	55	388.05	OMS	X	 		 	T	A	T	T	A	 	C-		 		C-	 	 		T	 	T	T	T		T	T	 		Dolomitic claystone	 

170	1041	C	1	R	1	20	395.2	JM	 	X		C-	C	A	C-	C-	C	T	A	T	 		C-	 	 		T	 	 	T			T	T	 		Medium green gray crystal-vitric ash	 

170	1041	C	1	R	3	38	397.13	OMS	X	 		T	C-	A	T	C-	A	 	C		T		T	C-	 			 	 	C	T		T		 		Dark olive green claystone	 

170	1041	C	2	R	3	20	407.3	MM	X	 		 	C-	A	C-	C-	A	 	C-		 		C-	 	 	T	T	T	 	C+	T		T	T	 		Dark olive green claystone with diatoms	 

170	1041	C	3	R	2	22	414.89	NL	X	 	C	C+	C-	C	C-	C+	C	T	C		T	T	C-	T	 	T	C-	T	T	T		T	C-	T	 	T	Greenish gray silty sandstone	In sparsely granule-pebble sandstone. Other=spores.  
																																						"Tests are framboid-filled, 1 spicule has glauconite"
																																						fill. Both clear and brown volcanic glass.
170	1041	C	3	R	2	61	415.28	NL	 	X		T	C	A	C-	C	C+	C	C-		T	T	T	C	T		T	 	T	 	 		C-	T	 	T	Greenish gray  silty claystone.	Other = pyroxene (T). Spicules are pitted; 
																																						tests are framboidal.