Note: 0=none; 1=trace (<2%); 2=rare (2-10%); 3=common (10-25%); 4=abundant (25-50%); 5=dominant (>50%)																																																							
																																																							
Sample							       	Lith.			Texture		Composition																																										
Leg	Site	Hole	Core	Type	Section	cm	Depth (mbsf)	Dominant	Minor	Sand size	Silt size	Clay size	Quartz	Feldspar	Clay	Mica	Biotite	Muscovite	Chlorite	Rock Fragments	Volcanic Glass	Accessory minerals	Heavy Minerals	Glauconite	Phosphate	Zeolites	Clinoptilolite	Carbonate	Dolomite	Calcite	Micrite	Opaque	Fe Oxide	Mn oxide	Pyrite	Amphibole	Opal	Nannofossils	Foraminifers	Diatoms	Radiolarians	Silicoflagellates	Sponge Spicules	Shell debris	Fish remains	Algae	Peloids/pellets	Organic matter	Plant debris	Calcispheres	Cement	Pores	other	unidentified	Sediment or Rock Name
171	1050	A	19	X	CC	10	181.95		x	5	30	65	2		3	2							1	1				4				1																		3	2				graded mudstone with foraminifers and calcispheres
171	1052	A	19	X	CC	10	164.09		x	15	20	65	1			2								2								2							2									2							claystone with foraminifers
171	1052	E	23	R	1	48	348.78		x	40	5	45	1		2	1							1								5				1				4												1	1			graded foraminiferal wackestone
171	1052	E	23	R	4	50	353.30		x	30	10	60	2			2								2								2							3								3			1		2			wackestone with foraminifers and fecal pellets
171	1052	E	27	R	2	145	389.65		x	50	10	40	1	1																	5								4					2							2				foraminiferal wackestone
171	1052	E	39	R	7	56	511.06		x	30	40	30	2	1	2															2	4	1							2					1						5	3				calcisphere packstone
171	1052	E	56	R	1	53	656.53			80	20		4	3				1					1	1																							4				3				sandy peloidal grainstone
171	1052	E	58	R	2	10	675.30	x		90	10		3	3				1						1															3					3		3					4				peloid bioclast grainstone with quartz and feldspar sand