Figure F11. Age depth plot for the Cretaceous from the Millville borehole. Error bars are two standard deviations for one analysis (Oslick et al., 1994). Solid points are interpreted as diagenetically altered, stratigraphically reworked, or alternate age interpretations (see text). Thin black boxes represent pollen zones. Thin, red, horizontal lines indicate sequence boundaries. Blue boxes at bottom compare the ages of Cretaceous sequences in the Ancora, Bass River, Fort Mott, and Millville boreholes. Cross-hatches indicate uncertain ages. Sequence nomenclature of Miller et al. (2004). Biostratigraphic timescale correlations of Bralower et al. (1995) and Erba et al. (1995) are tied to the Gradstein et al. (1994) timescale. P = Potomac, BR = Bass River, M = Magothy, Ch = Cheesequake, ME = Merchantville, En = Englishtown, Ma = Marshalltown, Na = Navesink. (Figure shown on next page.)

Figure F11. Age depth plot for the Cretaceous from the Millville borehole. Error bars are two standard deviations for one analysis (Oslick et al., 1994). Solid points are interpreted as diagenetically altered, stratigraphically reworked, or alternate age interpretations (see text). Thin black boxes represent pollen zones. Thin, red, horizontal lines indicate sequence boundaries. Blue boxes at bottom compare the ages of Cretaceous sequences in the Ancora, Bass River, Fort Mott, and Millville boreholes. Cross-hatches indicate uncertain ages. Sequence nomenclature of Miller et al. (2004). Biostratigraphic timescale correlations of Bralower et al. (1995) and Erba et al. (1995) are tied to the Gradstein et al. (1994) timescale. P = Potomac, BR = Bass River, M = Magothy, Ch = Cheesequake, ME = Merchantville, En = Englishtown, Ma = Marshalltown, Na = Navesink.