Table 4. Site 1042 lithologic summary.

Notes: A = abundant, C+ = very common, C = common, C- = somewhat common, and T = trace. Rads = radiolarians, forams = foraminifers, nannos = nannofossils, framboids = pyrite framboids, sponges = sponge spicules, and fish = fish bones/parts.

Core	Major lithology	Color	Fossils	Diagenesis	Minor lithology 	A/C/T

170-1042A-
1R	Silty claystone	Olive gray-green	T: rads, spicules	Si dissolution	None
	Clayey ash with diatoms	Med. green gray	C-: diatoms	Framboids
			T: spicules
2R	Silty claystone	Dark olive green	T: forams, fish parts, pollen	Framboids, dolomite, zeolites (Phillipsite)	None	
3R	Claystone with nannofossils	Olive green	C: nannos
			T: diatoms, spicules, fish, forams, pollen/spores	Framboids, dolomite	Dark greenish gray claystone	C
4R	Clayey siltstone with feldspar	Olive green	C: diatoms	Framboids	Lt gray limestone	T
			T: rads, nannos, sponge spicules		
5R	Claystone	Dark gray green	C-: diatoms; T: rads, spicules	Framboids	None
	Limestone	Lt. gray green		Si diagenesis
6R	Silty claystone	Dark gray green	C: diatoms	Framboids	Lt. gray limestyone	T
			T: nannos, sponges, fish
7R	Silty claystone	Dark gray green	C-: diatoms	Framboids	Lt. gray limestone with glauconite sand
			T: nannos, forams, fish		
170-1042B-
1R	Carbonate cemented breccia	Light gray	C: forams	Framboids	None
	Micritic limestone	Yellowish brown	T: nannos
2R	Carbonate cemented sandstone	Light gray	C: forams		None
	Carbonate cemented breccia	Light gray
	Micritic limestone	Yellowish brown
3R	Carbonate cemented sandstone	Light gray	C: forams		None
	Micritic imestone	Yellowish brown
4R	Breccia of doleritic basalt, chert, and sandstone	Green to greenish gray			None
5R	Breccia of doleritic basalt, chert, and sandstone	Green to greenish gray
	Clayey siltstone		T: forams, diatoms, rads	Framboids	None
6R	Claystone	Dark olive green	T: diatoms, sponges	Framboids	None
8R	Silty claystone	Dark olive green	T: diatoms	Framboids	Claystone with carbonate	T