SUBJECT INDEX

A

Absecon Inlet Formation biostratigraphy, A:38 calcareous nannofossils, A:38 lithology, A Suppl. 2:53 lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24; A Suppl. 2:29–31 nannofossils, A Suppl. 2:38, 40 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
age vs. depth Cenozoic, A Suppl. 6:82 Cretaceous, A Suppl. 5:66–67; 6:81 early–middle Miocene, A Suppl. 7:52 Late Cretaceous, A Suppl. (summary):29; 7:52 Miocene, A Suppl. 2:54; 3:66; 5:65 Oligocene, A Suppl. 2:55
alanine, racemization, A Suppl. 7:27–29
Albian biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 4:29 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:20–25; 5:41–42; 6:47–48 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:40–41; 5:62
Albian, upper, nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:44
alloisoleucine, racemization, A Suppl. 7:27–29
alluvial plain environment, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:17; 5:37–38
Amboy Stoneware Clay, photograph, A Suppl. 6:79
amino acid racemization stratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:27–29
amino acid Zone IIb, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:18
amino acids, racemization data, A Suppl. 7:64
aminostratigraphy, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:18–19
Anchor Dickinson Gas #1 Well, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:21
Ancora Site, A Suppl. 1:1–65 background and objectives, A Suppl. 1:4–5 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:29–45 Late Cretaceous age vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):29 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:13–29 operations, A Suppl. 1:5–13 Paleocene/Eocene boundary, A Suppl. (summary):34 site description, A Suppl. 1:1–65 site summary, A Suppl. 1:1–4 stratigraphy, A Suppl. (summary):4–5, 36 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46 summary and conclusions, A Suppl. 1:46
anoxic events. See Ocean Anoxic Event 2; ocean anoxic events
Aptian biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:36; 4:29 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:24–28 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:28–29 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:41
aquifers coastal plains, A Suppl. (summary):1–38 correlation, A Suppl. 5:63 hydrostratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:56 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:15–28; 5:19–42, 51–52 resources, A Suppl. (summary):14–15 sand, A:42
aspartic acid, racemization, A Suppl. 7:27–29
Atlantic City, core recovery, A:15
"Atlantic City 800-ft sand," aquifers, A:42
Atlantic City Formation biostratigraphy, A:38 calcareous nannofossils, A:38 lithology, A Suppl. 2:52 lithostratigraphy, A:20–21, 23; A Suppl. 2:25–27 nannofossils, A Suppl. 2:38–39
Atlantic Coastal Plain, stratigraphy, A Suppl. (summary):1–38

B

back barrier environment, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:18
backstripping, sea-level changes, A Suppl. (summary):9, 28
ballistic ejecta, Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):2
banding, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:17
Barremian lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:25–28 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12
barriers, paleoenvironment, A:18
Bass River Formation benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 6:101 biostratigraphy, A:38–39, 41; A Suppl. 1:36 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:44 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:38–41; 6:42–47 lithology, A Suppl. 1:58 lithostratigraphy, A:32, 34–35; A Suppl. 1:27–28 palynomorphs, A:41 photograph, A Suppl. 6:80 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:36; 6:95 pollen, A Suppl. 1:45 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:4 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:62; 6:72
Bass River Site, A:5–43 background and objectives, A:6–7 biostratigraphy, A:35–41 Cenomanian–Turonian sequence, A Suppl. (summary):31 core description, A:10–15 isotope stratigraphy, A:41–42 Late Cretaceous age vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):29 lithostratigraphy, A:9–35 Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):32 operations, A:7–9 Paleocene/Eocene boundary, A Suppl. (summary):34 site description, A:5–43 site summary, A:5–6 stratigraphy, A:5–43; A Suppl. (summary):4–5, 35 summary and conclusions, A:42
Beaverdam Formation lithology, A Suppl. 3:59–60 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:19–20
bedding. See cross bedding
bedding thickness, lithostratigraphy, A:18
Belleplain Member partim, stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:43, 45
Bethany Beach Formation lithology, A Suppl. 3:59–60 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:20–21 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 3:35–36
Bethany Beach Site, A Suppl. 3:1–85 background and objectives, A Suppl. 3:5–8 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:35–44 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:16–34 Miocene sequence ages, A Suppl. (summary):27 operations, A Suppl. 3:8–16 site description, A Suppl. 3:1–84 site summary, A Suppl. 3:1–5 stratigraphy, A Suppl. (summary):4–5, 38 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:44–48
biofacies, benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:30–31; 3:17, 39–42; 5:44–45
biostratigraphy Ancora Site, A Suppl. 1:29–45 Bass River Site, A:35–41 Bethany Beach Site, A Suppl. 3:35–44 Cape May Zoo Site, A Suppl. 7:23–24 Fort Mott Site, A Suppl. 4:28–29 Millville Site, A Suppl. 5:42–48 Ocean View Site, A Suppl. 2:33–40 Sea Girt Site, A Suppl. 6:48–57
bioturbation lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13–14; 5:26–42; 6:22–48; 7:12–23 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:25–29; 2:18–33; 3:20–33 paleoenvironment, A:18, 22–26, 29–30, 32
blebs, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:24–25
brachiopods, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:26–27
braided streams, paleoenvironment, A:15
Bridgeton Formation lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:17 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:57
Brigantine Member paleoenvironment, A:20–21 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:58
burrows lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12–15; 5:20–42; 6:22–48 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:19–21; 2:17–24, 28, 32–33; 3:20–33 paleoenvironment, A:18, 29–30 photograph, A Suppl. 2:56

C

calcite cement, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:38–41
Calvert Formation benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 3:41 lithology, A Suppl. 3:62–63 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:28–33 nannofossils, A Suppl. 3:43 nearshore sedimentation, A Suppl. 3:58 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 3:37–38 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 3:39 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:47–48
Campanian benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:45; 6:52, 100 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:33–35; 4:28–29 foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:33–35 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12–15; 5:33–37 lithology, A Suppl. 1:55 lithostratigraphy, A:30–31; A Suppl. 1:24–25 nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:41–42; 5:47; 6:55–56 planktonic foraminifers, A:37; A Suppl. 5:44; 6:50, 94–95 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:61 strontium isotopes, A Suppl. 5:51 See also Coniacian–Campanian interval
Campanian, lower biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:35 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:35–38 lithology, A Suppl. 1:56 lithostratigraphy, A:30–32; A Suppl. 1:25 nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:43
Campanian, lower–middle, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:34–38
Campanian, middle, nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:42–43
Campanian, middle–upper, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:30–34
Campanian, upper biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:33–34 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:28–34 lithostratigraphy, A:28–30; A Suppl. 1:22–24 planktonic foraminifers, A:37
Campanian/Maastrichtian boundary cooling, A Suppl. (summary):2 sea-level changes, A Suppl. (summary):11
Campanian–Maastrichtian interval, stratigraphy, A:42
Campanian–Santonian interval, foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:89
Cape May core recovery, A:15 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:21 Stone Harbor Formation, A Suppl. 7:65
Cape May Formation lithofacies, A Suppl. 7:40 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:19–20; 7:11–13 lithology, A Suppl. 4:12 lithostratigraphy, A:15; A Suppl. 2:16 photograph, A Suppl. 6:74; 7:40 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:2 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:39; 6:66; 7:39
Cape May Zoo Site, A Suppl. 7:1–66 amino acid racemization stratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:27–29 background and objectives, A Suppl. 7:5–7 core summaries, A Suppl. 7:57–59 introduction, A Suppl. 7:1 lithostratigraphy and sequence stratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:10–23 location, A Suppl. 7:38 operations, A Suppl. 7:7–10 site description, A Suppl. 7:1–66 site summary, A Suppl. 7:1–4 Stone Harbor Formation, A Suppl. 7:65 strontium isotope chronostratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:24–26 summary and conclusions, A Suppl. 7:29–31
carbon isotope excursion Paleocene/Eocene boundary, A Suppl. (summary):13 paleoclimatology, A Suppl. (summary):3; 1:2
carbon isotopes Bass River Formation, A:42 benthic foraminifers, A:41 Cenomanian/Turonian boundary, A Suppl. (summary):10–11 Cenomanian–Turonian sequence, A Suppl. (summary):31 Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):13 Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):32 vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):31–32, 34
carbonate content lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:22 sediments, A Suppl. 5:72–76
Cenomanian benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:45; 6:52, 101 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:36; 4:29 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:15–20; 5:38–42 lithology, A Suppl. 1:58 lithostratigraphy, A:32, 34–35; A Suppl. 1:27–29 nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:44; 6:55 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:44; 6:50 pollen, A Suppl. 5:48; 6:56–57 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:4 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:40; 5:62
Cenomanian, lower, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:46–47
Cenomanian, upper ocean anoxic event, A Suppl. (summary):2 pollen, A Suppl. 1:45
Cenomanian/Turonian boundary biostratigraphy, A:6, 38, 42 carbon isotopes, A Suppl. (summary):10–11 nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:44 ocean anoxic event, A Suppl. (summary):2 Ocean Anoxic Event 2, A Suppl. (summary):10–11 oxygen isotopes, A Suppl. (summary):9–10
Cenomanian–Turonian interval foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:90 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:42–46 lithology, A Suppl. (summary):31 planktonic foraminifers, A:38
Cenozoic age vs. depth, A Suppl. 6:82 benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:81–82 calcareous nannofossils, A:38–39; A Suppl. 1:36–40; 6:102 nannofossils, A Suppl. 5:45–46; 6:52–55 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:77–80; 6:48–49 stratigraphy, A Suppl. (summary):1–38 See also Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary
Ch3 Sequence hydrostratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:30 lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:15
?Ch4 Sequence, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:13–15
chalk fragments, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:27–28
charcoal, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:21, 23–24
Cheesequake Formation biostratigraphy, A:37, 39; A Suppl. 1:35 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:43–44 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:37; 6:38 lithology, A Suppl. 1:56; 4:14–15 lithostratigraphy, A:31–32; A Suppl. 1:25–26 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:35 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:3 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:39; 5:61; 6:70
chert, Pleistocene, A Suppl. 1:14
Cheswold aquifer, A Suppl. (summary):15
Chicxulub ejecta vapor cloud, Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):12–13
chlorite lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:34 lithostratigraphy, A:32
Choptank Formation benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 3:40 lithology, A Suppl. 3:62 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:25–28 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 3:37 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:46–47
Chron C6Cr, nannofossils, A Suppl. 3:43
chronostratigraphy, strontium isotopes, A Suppl. 4:29–30; 5:49–51; 6:57–58; 7:24–26, 63
clam shells, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:22
clasts lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:28–29, 31–34 lithostratigraphy, A:26
clasts, clay lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:23, 45 lithostratigraphy, A:29; A Suppl. 1:21
clasts, clay rip-up lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:18; 7:12 lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24–26
clasts, rip-up lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:34–35 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:27
clay cumulative percentages, A Suppl. 3:73–77 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12–28; 5:18; 6:24–25; 7:12 lithostratigraphy, A:15–26, 32; A Suppl. 2:29–33; 3:20–33 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12 photograph, A Suppl. 2:58 sediments, A Suppl. 5:72–76; 6:86–90
clay, carbonate-rich, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:27–28
clay, foraminiferal, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:34
clay, foraminiferal glauconitic, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:22
clay, fossiliferous glauconitic sandy, lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24–26
clay, glauconitic lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:23–24, 32–34 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:25; 2:28; 3:33–34 paleoenvironment, A:21–22, 26–30, 32
clay, glauconitic carbonate-rich, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:32–33
clay, glauconitic foraminiferal, lithostratigraphy, A:30–32
clay, glauconitic laminated, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:28–29
clay, glauconitic sandy lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:22–23, 25–26 photograph, A Suppl. 2:56
clay, glauconitic silty lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14; 5:26–27, 31–32 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:24–25
clay, grayish brown, lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24
clay, interfluvial mottled, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:17
clay, kaolinitic, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:17–18
clay, laminated, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:21, 35–36
clay, laminated shelly foraminiferal-rich, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:22–23
clay, lignitic lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:15; 5:42; 7:19 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:25, 28–29 paleoenvironment, A:18, 32
clay, micaceous lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:23 lithostratigraphy, A:18, 20, 32; A Suppl. 2:29–31
clay, micaceous fossiliferous silty, lithostratigraphy, A:30–31
clay, micaceous glauconitic, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:23–24
clay, micaceous interbedded glauconitic silty, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:26
clay, micaceous organic-rich, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:20–22
clay, micaceous silty lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:36–37, 39–42 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:22–23
clay, middle neritic, photograph, A Suppl. 6:75
clay, middle neritic glauconitic, photograph, A Suppl. 6:76
clay, middle neritic silty, photograph, A Suppl. 6:76
clay, middle–outer neritic, photograph, A Suppl. 6:75, 80
clay, organic-rich, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:19
clay, outer neritic, photograph, A Suppl. 6:75
clay, peaty, paleoenvironment, A:18
clay, porcellanitic, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:31–33
clay, porcellanitic foraminiferal, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:31–33
clay, prodelta, photograph, A Suppl. 6:78
clay, prodelta laminated, photograph, A Suppl. 6:78
clay, quartzose glauconitic, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:29–31
clay, sandy, lithostratigraphy, A:15; A Suppl. 1:27
clay, sandy silty lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:28–29, 34–42; 6:24–25 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:19–23; 3:23 paleoenvironment, A:18
clay, shelly, lithostratigraphy, A:27, 29; A Suppl. 1:28
clay, shelly glauconitic silty, lithostratigraphy, A:20–21, 23
clay, shelly silty, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:31–33
clay, silty lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12–25; 5:18–19, 21–23; 6:36–42; 7:20 lithostratigraphy, A:26, 30, 35; A Suppl. 1:17–20, 23; 2:17–23, 29–31; 3:18–20 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12 photograph, A Suppl. 6:74
clay, silty micaceous, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:24–25
clay/silt ratio, sediments, A Suppl. 4:49–50
clay drapes, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:14
clay minerals. See chlorite; kaolinite
claystone, porcellanitic carbonate, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:26–27
Clayton Site, Paleocene/Eocene boundary, A Suppl. (summary):34
Cliffwood Beds, photograph, A Suppl. 6:79
Cliffwood Beds Sequence IVb, photograph, A Suppl. 6:79
Cm1 Sequence, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:12–13
Cm2 Sequence, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:11–12
coal, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12
coastal plains, geology, A Suppl. (summary):1–38
Cohansey Formation lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:17–19; 7:16 lithology, A Suppl. 1:52; 2:48–49 lithostratigraphy, A:15–18; A Suppl. 1:14–15; 2:16–18 photograph, A Suppl. 7:42 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:57; 7:43–44
color banding, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:45–46
compaction, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:14
concretions lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12–13, 16–20; 6:32–34, 41–46 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:24–25
concretions, carbonate, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:32–33
concretions, hematite, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:26–28
concretions, pyrite, lithostratigraphy, A:22
Coniacian lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:15; 5:37–38 lithology, A Suppl. 1:57 lithostratigraphy, A:32–33 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:62 strontium isotope chronostratigraphy, A Suppl. 4:29 strontium isotopes, A Suppl. 5:50
?Coniacian, planktonic foraminifers, A:38
Coniacian–Campanian interval, oxygen isotopes, A Suppl. (summary):9–10
contact zones, paleoenvironment, A:18, 29–30, 32
continental margin, paleoclimatology, A Suppl. (summary):3–5
corals, lithostratigraphy, A:22
core–log integration, magnetic susceptibility, A Suppl. (summary):9
coring, summary, A Suppl. 1:59–63; 2:59–65; 3:68–72
correlation lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:63 sequence boundaries, A Suppl. 7:55 sequence stratigraphy, A Suppl. (summary):6–7
cracks, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:38
Cretaceous age vs. depth, A Suppl. 5:66–67; 6:81 aquifers, A Suppl. (summary):14–15 benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:45 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 4:28–29 calcareous nannofossils, A:39; A Suppl. 1:40–44, 65 greenhouse sequences, A Suppl. (summary):9–10 nannofossils, A:29; A Suppl. 5:47–48; 6:55–56 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12 palynomorphs, A:41; A Suppl. 5:48 pollen, A Suppl. 6:56–57 sea-level changes, A Suppl. (summary):9–10 strontium isotope chronostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46; 4:29–30; 6:57–58 See also Albian; Aptian; Campanian; Campanian/Maastrichtian boundary; Campanian–Maastrichtian interval; Cenomanian; Cenomanian/Turonian boundary; Cenomanian–Turonian interval; Coniacian; Coniacian–Campanian interval; Maastrichtian; Santonian; Santonian–Maastrichtian interval; Senonian; Turonian; Turonian–Santonian interval
Cretaceous, Upper age vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):29 benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. (summary):30 oxygen isotopes, A Suppl. (summary):30 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:32–36 stratigraphy, A:6; A Suppl. (summary):1–38; 5:58–59 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:39
Cretaceous–Eocene interval, paleoclimatology, A:42
Cretaceous/Paleogene boundary, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:31
Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:85–88 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:32 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:41 impacts, A Suppl. (summary):12–13 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:31 lithology, A Suppl. (summary):33 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:21–22 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:32; 5:83–84; 6:49 stratigraphy, A:6, 26–29, 41–42; A Suppl. 1:3
crevasse splay environment, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:17, 24
cross bedding lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12; 5:18; 6:31–34, 39–42; 7:17 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:17–18, 24; 3:18–19
cross laminations lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:16–20; 5:41; 6:42; 7:16 paleoenvironment, A:26
cutoff channels, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:25
cyclic processes, sedimentation, A Suppl. 4:31

D

Danian lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:31 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:43–44; 6:49, 93 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 6:58–59
Delaware lithofacies models, A Suppl. (summary):25 nearshore sedimentation, A Suppl. 3:57–58
Delaware Coastal Plain, geology, A Suppl. (summary):1–38
delta front deposits, lithostratigraphy, A:18
delta front environment lithofacies, A Suppl. 7:17, 48, 51 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:21–22, 31–34, 39–46 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12 photograph, A Suppl. 6:74, 77–78
delta plain environment, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:10–12; 5:19–20; 6:38–48
deltaic environment lithofacies models, A Suppl. (summary):24; 2:24 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:28–29 paleoenvironment, A:32
diatoms biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:44 lithostratigraphy, A:18 Miocene, A:39–41; A Suppl. 5:48; 7:24 occurrence, A:40–41; A Suppl. 7:60–62
dinocysts biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:23–24 occurrence, A Suppl. 2:66
dinoflagellates, vs. centimeters from the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):33
disconformities lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:42 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:18
dissolution, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:19

E

E1 Sequence lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:28 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:18 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:2
E2 Sequence lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:27–28 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:17–18 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:2
E3 Sequence benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:45 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:23 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:18 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:2
E4 Sequence benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:45 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:23 lithostratigraphy, A:26
E6 Sequence benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:45 lithostratigraphy, A:22 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
E7 Sequence benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:45 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
E8 Sequence, stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
E10 Sequence, lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24
E10a Sequence, stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
E11 Sequence, lithostratigraphy, A:22
echinoid spines, paleoenvironment, A:20, 29
Ei Sequence, lithostratigraphy, A:26
Englishtown Formation aquifers, A Suppl. (summary):14–15 benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 6:100 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:34 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:42–43 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:34–35; 6:30–34 lithology, A Suppl. 1:55; 4:13 lithostratigraphy, A:30–31 photograph, A Suppl. 6:77–78 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:34; 6:94 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:39; 5:61; 6:69–70 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46 See also Lower Englishtown Formation; Upper Englishtown Formation
Ensis, amino acids, A Suppl. 7:27
Eocene benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:45; 6:50–51, 96–97 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:29–31 foraminifers, A Suppl. 2:37–38, 67–70 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:22–25 nannofossils, A Suppl. 5:46 planktonic foraminifers, A:35–36; A Suppl. 1:29–31; 5:43; 6:48, 91–92 sea-level changes, A Suppl. (summary):9 sequence boundary photograph, A Suppl. 2:57 strontium isotopes, A Suppl. 5:49 See also Cretaceous–Eocene interval; Paleocene/Eocene boundary; Paleocene/Eocene Thermal Maximum
Eocene, lower lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:27–30; 6:23–25 lithology, A Suppl. 1:53 lithostratigraphy, A:25–26; A Suppl. 1:17–18 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:59–60
Eocene, lower–middle, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:25–27
Eocene, middle lithology, A Suppl. 1:53; 2:53 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:16–17; 2:31–33, 43 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3–4 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:59
Eocene, middle–upper, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:23–25
Eocene, upper lithology, A Suppl. 2:53 lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24; A Suppl. 2:29–31, 43 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
Eocene, upper–middle, lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24–26
Eocene/Oligocene boundary, sequence boundary photograph, A Suppl. 2:57
erosional surfaces lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12, 25 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:21
estuarine environment lithofacies, A Suppl. 7:42 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:28–29; 3:17, 20 paleoenvironment, A:32 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:2, 22
Estuarine Sand aquifer, hydrostratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:30
eustasy. See glacioeustasy; sea-level changes

F

feldspars, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:17
fills, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:19
flasers, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:18
flood basins, subaqueous, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:22
flooding surface environment lithofacies, A Suppl. 7:46, 48 See also maximum flooding surfaces
flooding surfaces lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:24–25 See also maximum flooding surfaces
flooding surfaces/parasequence boundary, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:21
floodplain lakes, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:25
fluvial channel bars, paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 5:17
fluvial environment lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:15–20 lithostratigraphy, A:32; A Suppl. 1:26–27; 2:16; 3:17
foraminifers cumulative percentages, A Suppl. 3:73–77 latest Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):11–12 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:28–30 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:21–22; 3:34 Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):32 paleoenvironment, A:20, 26, 28–32, 35
foraminifers, benthic biofacies, A Suppl. 3:17, 39–42 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:39–42 Campanian, A Suppl. 6:52, 100 Cenomanian, A Suppl. 6:52, 101 Cenomanian–Turonian interval, A Suppl. (summary):31 Cenozoic, A Suppl. 5:44–45, 81–82 Cretaceous, A Suppl. 5:45 Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. 5:44–45, 85–88 Eocene, A Suppl. 1:30; 2:69–70; 6:50–51, 96–97 Late Cretaceous, A Suppl. (summary):30 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:29 Maastrichtian, A Suppl. 6:51–52, 98 occurrence, A Suppl. 3:78–79 Paleocene, A Suppl. 6:51 stable isotopes, A:41 Turonian, A Suppl. 6:52, 101
foraminifers, planktonic biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:29–36; 2:35–38; 3:38–39 Campanian, A Suppl. 6:50, 94 Cenomanian, A Suppl. 6:50, 95 Cenozoic, A Suppl. 5:42–43, 77–80; 6:48–49 Cretaceous, A Suppl. 5:43–44 Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. 5:43–44, 83–84; 6:49 Danian, A Suppl. 6:93 Eocene, A Suppl. 2:67–68; 6:91–92 Maastrichtian, A Suppl. 6:50, 93 occurrence, A Suppl. 3:78–79 Turonian, A Suppl. 6:50, 95 vs. centimeters from the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):33
foreshore environment lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:14 See also shoreface/foreshore environment
Fort Mott Site, A Suppl. 4:1–50 background and objectives, A Suppl. 4:3–5 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 4:28–29 core summaries, A Suppl. 4:43–44 hydrogeologic summary, A Suppl. 4:3 introduction, A Suppl. 4:1 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 4:10–28 location map, A Suppl. 4:35 operations, A Suppl. 4:5–9 pollen, A Suppl. 4:45–47 site description, A Suppl. 4:1–50 site summary, A Suppl. 4:1–3 strontium isotope chronostratigraphy, A Suppl. 4:29–30 summary and future work, A Suppl. 4:30–31
fossils, occurrence, A Suppl. 3:80–83

G

gamma-ray logs correlation, A Suppl. 5:63 vs. depth, A Suppl. 4:36
geochronology, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:24–29
geology, New Jersey Coastal Plain, A Suppl. (summary):1–38
glacioeustasy, Oligocene–Holocene interval, A Suppl. (summary):3–5
glauconite cumulative percentage, A Suppl. 3:73–76 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12–15 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:17–25, 27–29; 2:23, 25–33; 3:24–34 paleoenvironment, A:20–22, 24, 26, 29, 35 sediments, A Suppl. 4:49–50; 5:25–42, 72–76; 6:38, 86–90
glauconite, clayey, lithostratigraphy, A:30
gleying, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:38
glutamic acid, racemization, A Suppl. 7:27–29
goethite, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:26
granules, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14–15; 5:17; 6:19–20
gravel lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12, 19; 5:17; 6:19–20, 38–42 lithostratigraphy, A:15; A Suppl. 2:16–18 Pleistocene, A Suppl. 1:14
gravel, pebbly lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:11–12, 16 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:16
gravel, sandy, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:26–27
greenhouse effect sequences Cretaceous, A Suppl. (summary):9–10 latest Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):11–12
ground water, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:20–21
gypsum, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13–14; 5:21; 6:34–35

H

heavy minerals lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:19–20 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:22–23 sediments, A Suppl. 7:12
hematite, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:43–46
hiatuses Campanian/Maastrichtian boundary, A Suppl. (summary):11 lithostratigraphy, A:26; A Suppl. 1:19, 22; 2:20–23 Oligocene, A Suppl. (summary):8
highstands lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:17–20, 25–27; 2:17–18, 20–23, 25–27; 3:28, 31 Oligocene, A Suppl. (summary):8 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 2:35
Holly Beach water-bearing zone, hydrostratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:30
Holocene lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12; 6:19–20 lithology, A Suppl. 1:52; 2:48 lithostratigraphy, A:15–16
Hornerstown Formation calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:39–40 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:30–31; 6:26–27 lithology, A Suppl. 1:54 lithostratigraphy, A:26–27; A Suppl. 1:20–21 photograph, A Suppl. 6:76 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:3 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:60; 6:68
hydrogeologic summary, A Suppl. 4:3
hydrostratigraphy aquifers, A Suppl. 7:56 Millville Site, A Suppl. 5:16–42 Neogene, A Suppl. 7:30 Upper Cretaceous, A Suppl. 6:59–60 vs. depth, A Suppl. 4:36

I

ice sheets, earliest Oligocene event, A Suppl. (summary):14
icehouse world, Oligocene–Holocene sequence, A Suppl. (summary):3–5
ichnostructures, lithostratigraphy, A:28–30
impacts Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):2, 12–13
indurated zone, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:25, 27; 2:22–23, 25–27, 32; 3:24–25, 27, 34
induration, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:22, 27; 5:18, 40–42; 6:44–46; 7:19, 22
inoceramids, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:23–24
intrasequence architecture, lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7
iridium, vs. centimeters from the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):33
iron cement, paleoenvironment, A:18
Island Beach, core recovery, A:15
isotope excursions, Paleocene, A:42
isotope stratigraphy, Bass River Site, A:41–42

K

kaolinite lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:17; 6:42–46 vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):34
Kirkwood Formation age vs. depth, A Suppl. 3:66 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:19–23; 6:20–22; 7:16–23 lithology, A Suppl. 1:52; 2:49–51 lithostratigraphy, A:18–21; A Suppl. 1:15–16; 2:18–25 nannofossils, A Suppl. 2:38–39 photograph, A Suppl. 6:74 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:2; 2:2–3 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:58; 6:66; 7:43–45, 47–51
Kw–Ch1 Sequence lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:17 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:43 strontium isotopes, A Suppl. 7:25
Kw–Ch2 Sequence lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:16 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:43
Kw–Cohansey Sequence foraminifers, A Suppl. 2:36 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:18–19 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:41
Kw0 Sequence foraminifers, A Suppl. 2:36 lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):8 lithology, A Suppl. 2:51 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:24–25 nannofossils, A Suppl. 2:39 photograph, A Suppl. 2:56 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:42; 3:48
Kw1 Sequence, lithology, A Suppl. 1:52; 2:51
Kw1a Sequence aquifers, A Suppl. (summary):14 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:29 foraminifers, A Suppl. 2:35–36 lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7–8 lithology, A Suppl. 1:52; 2:51 lithostratigraphy, A:20; A Suppl. 2:23–24 nannofossils, A Suppl. 2:38–39 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:42
Kw1a Sequence/Brigantine Member boundary, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:21–23
Kw1a1 Sequence lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:42; 3:48
Kw1a2 Sequence lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:42
Kw1a3 Sequence lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:48
Kw1b Sequence aquifers, A Suppl. (summary):14 foraminifers, A Suppl. 2:36 hydrostratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:30 lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):8 lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:22–23 lithology, A Suppl. 2:51 lithostratigraphy, A:20; A Suppl. 2:22–23 photograph, A Suppl. 7:51 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:42
Kw1b Sequence partim, stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:50
Kw1b Sequence/Shiloh Member boundary, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:20–21
Kw1c Sequence hydrostratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:30 lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):8 lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:21–22 photograph, A Suppl. 7:51 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:50 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:47
Kw2 Sequence, lithology, A Suppl. 2:50
Kw2a Sequence aquifers, A Suppl. (summary):15 foraminifers, A Suppl. 2:36 lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7 lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:20–21 lithology, A Suppl. 2:50 lithostratigraphy, A:18–20; A Suppl. 2:20–22 photograph, A Suppl. 7:49 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:47–48 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:41; 7:26
Kw2a? Sequence/Wildwood Member boundary, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:19–20
Kw2a1 Sequence lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:42
Kw2a2 Sequence lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:41–42
Kw2a3 Sequence lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:41
Kw2b Sequence foraminifers, A Suppl. 2:35–36 lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):8 lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:19–20 lithology, A Suppl. 2:50 lithostratigraphy, A:18; A Suppl. 2:20 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:47–48 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:41; 7:26
Kw2c Sequence, lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):8
Kw3 Sequence lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):8 lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:17–18 lithology, A Suppl. 2:49 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:19–20 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:46 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:41; 7:25

L

lacustrine environment, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:21–22
lag marks, photograph, A Suppl. 2:56
lagoonal environment lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:22–23; 3:18–19 paleoenvironment, A:18
laminations lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13–14; 5:18, 35–36; 6:19–20, 23–48; 7:12–23 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:18–20; 2:16–23, 32–33; 3:22–34 paleoenvironment, A:18–26, 32 See also cross laminations
late Paleocene Thermal Maximum biostratigraphy, A:36 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:19 paleoclimatology, A Suppl. 1:2, 46 See also Paleocene/Eocene Thermal Maximum
leucine, racemization, A Suppl. 7:27–29
lignite lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:15; 5:19–20, 41; 6:31–34, 38–42, 46–48; 7:15 lithostratigraphy, A:18; A Suppl. 1:26–27; 3:20–23
limestone, sandy molluscan, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:28
limonitic rinds, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:22
lithofacies Cape May Formation, A Suppl. 7:40 correlation, A Suppl. 5:17–42 Kw1b Sequence, A Suppl. 7:51 Kw1c Sequence, A Suppl. 7:51 Kw2a Sequence, A Suppl. 7:49 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:19–48; 7:11–23 models, A Suppl. (summary):24–26 nearshore sedimentation, A Suppl. 3:57–58 photograph, A Suppl. 2:57–58 sequence stratigraphy, A:15–35; A Suppl. (summary):7 Upper Cretaceous model, A Suppl. 6:59
lithofacies model anastomosed river sedimentation, A Suppl. 4:37 delta plain sedimentation, A Suppl. 4:38 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12
lithologic units Cape May Zoo Site, A Suppl. 7:11–23 correlation, A Suppl. 5:63 sequence boundaries, A Suppl. 7:55
lithology vs. centimeters from the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):33 vs. depth, A Suppl. 4:36
lithostratigraphy Ancora Site, A Suppl. 1:13–29 Bass River Site, A:9–35 Bethany Beach Site, A Suppl. 3:16–34 Cape May Zoo Site, A Suppl. 7:10–23 Fort Mott Site, A Suppl. 4:10–28 Millville Site, A Suppl. 5:16–42 Ocean View Site, A Suppl. 2:15–33 Sea Girt Site, A Suppl. 6:18–48
Lower Englishtown Formation lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:34 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:24–25
Lower Shark River Formation lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:25–27 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:31–33 photograph, A Suppl. 6:75 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 6:67
lowstand environment, lithofacies, A Suppl. 7:20, 49

M

Maastrichtian benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 6:51–52, 98–99 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:32–33 correlation, A Suppl. 6:73 foraminifers, A Suppl. (summary):32 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:31–33 lithology, A Suppl. 1:54 lithostratigraphy, A:27, 29; A Suppl. 1:22 nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:41; 5:47; 6:55 planktonic foraminifers, A:36–37; A Suppl. 5:44; 6:50, 93 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:4; 6:58–59 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:61 strontium isotope chronostratigraphy, A Suppl. 4:29; 5:50 See also Campanian/Maastrichtian boundary; Campanian–Maastrichtian interval; Santonian–Maastrichtian interval
Maastrichtian, lower lithostratigraphy, A:28–30 planktonic foraminifers, A:37
Maastrichtian, upper lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:27–28 oxygen isotopes, A Suppl. (summary):11–12
macrofossils, lithostratigraphy, A:26
magnetic susceptibility, core-log integration, A Suppl. (summary):9
magnetostratigraphy, Paleocene/Eocene boundary, A Suppl. (summary):34
Magothy Formation aquifers, A:42 biostratigraphy, A:39; A Suppl. 1:35–36 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:43–44 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:37–38; 6:38–42 lithology, A Suppl. 1:57; 4:15 lithostratigraphy, A:32–33; A Suppl. 1:26–27 palynomorphs, A:41 photograph, A Suppl. 6:79–80 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:35–36 pollen, A Suppl. 1:44–45 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:3–4 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:39; 5:62; 6:71 See also Potomac-Raritan-Magothy Formation
Manasquan Formation biostratigraphy, A:39 calcareous nannofossils, A:39; A Suppl. 1:38 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:27–28; 6:23–24 lithology, A Suppl. 1:53 lithostratigraphy, A:25–26; A Suppl. 1:17–18 photograph, A Suppl. 6:75 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:2 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:60; 6:67
Manokin Formation benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 3:40 lithology, A Suppl. 3:59–61 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:22–23 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 3:36 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:46
marine environment lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:26–27 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12
marine isotope record MIC 9, amino acids, A Suppl. 7:28
marine isotope record MIC 11, amino acids, A Suppl. 7:28
marine isotope Stage 5, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:16
marl, lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24–26
marsh environment lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:22–23; 3:18–19 paleoenvironment, A:18
Marshalltown Formation biostratigraphy, A:37; A Suppl. 1:34 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:42 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:34; 6:30 lithology, A Suppl. 1:55 lithostratigraphy, A:28, 30; A Suppl. 1:23–24 photograph, A Suppl. 6:77 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:34 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:3 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:61; 6:68 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46
Marshalltown? Formation, stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:39
Marshalltown?/Upper Englishtown? Formation, lithology, A Suppl. 4:12–13
mass extinctions, Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):2
maximum flooding surfaces intrasequence architecture, A Suppl. (summary):7 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13–14
megatsunamis, Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):12–13
Mercenaria, D-alloisoleucine/L-isoleucine ratio, A Suppl. 7:53–54
Merchantville Formation biostratigraphy, A:37, 39; A Suppl. 1:35 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:43 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:36–37; 6:35–38 lithology, A Suppl. 1:56; 4:14 lithostratigraphy, A:30–32; A Suppl. 1:25 photograph, A Suppl. 6:78–79 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:35 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:39; 5:61; 6:70 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46
Merchantville I Sequence, photograph, A Suppl. 6:79
Merchantville II Sequence, photograph, A Suppl. 6:79
mica cumulative percentages, A Suppl. 3:73–77 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13–14; 5:28–30 lithostratigraphy, A:26; A Suppl. 1:23 sediments, A Suppl. 4:49–50; 5:72–76; 6:38, 86–90
microsphaerosiderite, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:42
microtektites, stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
Millville Site, A Suppl. 5:1–94 background and objectives, A Suppl. 5:6–7 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 5:42–48 core summaries, A Suppl. 5:68–71 introduction, A Suppl. 5:1 lithostratigraphy, sequence stratigraphy, and hydrostratigraphy, A Suppl. 5:16–42 location map, A Suppl. 5:56 operations, A Suppl. 5:7–16 site description, A Suppl. 5:1–94 site summary, A Suppl. 5:1–6 strontium isotope chronostratigraphy, A Suppl. 5:49–51 summary and future work, A Suppl. 5:51–52
Miocene age by strontium isotopes, A:41 age comparisons, A Suppl. 3:67 age vs. depth, A Suppl. 2:54; 3:66; 5:65 aquifers, A Suppl. (summary):14–15 benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:44–45 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:29 diatoms, A:39–41; A Suppl. 5:48; 7:24 foraminifers, A Suppl. 2:35–36 lithofacies models, A Suppl. (summary):24–25 lithology, A Suppl. 1:52; 2:48–51; 3:59–67 nannofossils, A Suppl. 3:43 nearshore sedimentation, A Suppl. 3:57–58 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 3:36–38 planktonic foraminifers, A:35; A Suppl. 1:29; 3:38–39; 5:43; 6:48 pollen, A Suppl. 7:23–24 radiolarians, A Suppl. 3:43–44 sea-level changes, A Suppl. (summary):9 sequence ages, A Suppl. (summary):27 sequence boundary photograph, A Suppl. 2:57 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:2–3, 43 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46; 2:41–43; 3:44–48; 5:49 See also Oligocene–Miocene sequence
Miocene, lower lithofacies, A Suppl. (summary):7; 7:50 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:20–23; 6:20–22 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:22–25, 43; 3:28–34 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 2:33–35 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:58
Miocene, lower–middle age vs. depth, A Suppl. 7:52 lithofacies, A Suppl. 7:47 lithology, A Suppl. 3:63 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:14–16; 2:18–25
Miocene, middle lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:17–20; 7:16–23 lithostratigraphy, A:18–21; A Suppl. 2:20; 3:25–33 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 2:33–35 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:45 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:57–58
Miocene, middle–upper lithostratigraphy, A:15–18; A Suppl. 2:16–20 Stone Harbor Formation, A Suppl. 7:35–37
Miocene, upper benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 3:61 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:17–19; 7:13–15 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:20–28 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 7:41 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:57
mollusks, strontium isotopes, A Suppl. 7:25
Morgan Beds, photograph, A Suppl. 6:79
Morgan Beds Sequence IVa, photograph, A Suppl. 6:79
mottling, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:16–25; 5:33–34; 6:41–42, 48
Mount Laurel equivalent lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:33–34 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:61
Mount Laurel Formation aquifers, A:42; A Suppl. (summary):14–15 benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 6:100 biostratigraphy, A:37, 39; A Suppl. 1:33–34 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:41–42 Campanian/Maastrichtian boundary, A Suppl. (summary):11 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:28–29 lithology, A Suppl. 1:55 lithostratigraphy, A:28–29; A Suppl. 1:22–23 photograph, A Suppl. 6:76 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:33–34; 6:94 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 6:68
Mulinia, D-alloisoleucine/L-isoleucine ratio, A Suppl. 7:53

N

nannofossils Cretaceous, A:29 Paleocene/Eocene boundary, A Suppl. (summary):34 vs. centimeters from the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):33
nannofossils, calcareous biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:36–44, 65; 2:38–40; 3:43; 4:28 Cenozoic, A:38–39; A Suppl. 5:45–47; 6:52–55, 102 Cretaceous, A:39; A Suppl. 5:47–48; 6:55–56
Navesink equivalent, stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:61
Navesink Formation benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 6:98–99 biostratigraphy, A:36–37, 39; A Suppl. 1:32–33 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:41 Campanian/Maastrichtian boundary, A Suppl. (summary):11 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:32–33; 6:27–28 lithology, A Suppl. 1:54 lithostratigraphy, A:27, 29; A Suppl. 1:22 photograph, A Suppl. 6:76 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:32–33 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:3 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 6:68 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46
nearshore environment lithofacies, A Suppl. 3:57–58 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:19; 6:20, 28–29 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:16, 23, 28; 3:18–19 paleoenvironment, A:18
Neogene pollen, A Suppl. 6:56–57 sequence resolution, A Suppl. 7:29–30 stratigraphy, A:5; A Suppl. 1:2
Neogene, upper, stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:4
neritic environment lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14–15; 5:24–25, 30, 45; 6:22–48 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:28; 3:33–34, 39–42 paleoenvironment, A:20–21, 29–35 photograph, A Suppl. 6:74–80
New Egypt equivalent, stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:61
New Egypt Formation, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:31–32
New Egypt Formation/Red Bank equivalent biostratigraphy, A:36–37 lithostratigraphy, A:27, 29
New Jersey, lithofacies models, A Suppl. (summary):26
New Jersey Coastal Plain geology, A Suppl. (summary):1–38 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 4:1–50 Stone Harbor Formation, A Suppl. 7:35–37 stratigraphy, A:5–43
nodules, carbonate, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:45
nodules, clay, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:24–25
nodules, lithostratigraphy, A:26; A Suppl. 3:24–25
nodules, pyrite lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:24–25 lithostratigraphy, A:30–31; A Suppl. 1:25
nodules, sphaerosiderite, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:16–20, 23–28
nuculids, lithostratigraphy, A:22

O

O1 Sequence, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3, 28–29
O2a Sequence lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:27–28 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
O2b Sequence lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:27 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
O3 Sequence, stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
O4 Sequence, stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
O4/O3 Sequence boundary, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:26
O5 Sequence lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:25–26 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
O6 Sequence lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:25 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3
Ocean Anoxic Event 2 Cenomanian/Turonian boundary, A Suppl. (summary):10–11 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:44
ocean anoxic events Cenomanian/Turonian boundary, A Suppl. (summary):2 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:44–46
Ocean City aquifer, A Suppl. (summary):15
Ocean View, Stone Harbor Formation, A Suppl. 7:66
Ocean View Service Area #2 water well, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:16
Ocean View Site, A Suppl. 2:1–72 background and objectives, A Suppl. 2:4–6 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:33–40 lithofacies models, A Suppl. (summary):24 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:15–33 operations, A Suppl. 2:6–15 sequence stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:15–33 site description, A Suppl. 2:1–72 site summary, A Suppl. 2:1–4 stratigraphy, A Suppl. (summary):4–5, 37 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:40–43 summary and conclusions, A Suppl. 2:43
offlap, Oligocene, A Suppl. (summary):8
offshore environment lithofacies, A Suppl. 7:17, 49 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:17–18; 3:17, 29, 34
Oligocene age by strontium isotopes, A:41 age vs. depth, A Suppl. 2:55 foraminifers, A Suppl. 2:36–37 lithology, A Suppl. 2:52 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:34 nannofossils, A Suppl. 3:43 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 3:38 planktonic foraminifers, A:35; A Suppl. 3:38–39 radiolarians, A Suppl. 3:44 sea-level changes, A Suppl. (summary):9 sequence boundary photograph, A Suppl. 2:57 strata geometry, A Suppl. (summary):8 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:3, 43 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:42–43; 3:44–48
Oligocene, lower eustatic lowering, A Suppl. (summary):14 lithostratigraphy, A:20–23; A Suppl. 2:27–29
Oligocene, upper lithofacies models, A Suppl. (summary):26 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:25–26
Oligocene–Miocene sequence, stratigraphy, A Suppl. (summary):3–5
Omar Formation lithology, A Suppl. 3:59–60 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:18–19 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 3:35 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:46
organic matter, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:22; 5:35; 6:43–46; 7:16
ostracodes, biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:35
overbanks environment lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:41–42 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12, 17–25
oxygen isotope negative excursion, Paleocene/Eocene boundary, A Suppl. (summary):13
oxygen isotopes Bass River Formation, A:42 benthic foraminifers, A:41–42 Cenomanian/Turonian boundary, A Suppl. (summary):9–10 Cretaceous, A Suppl. (summary):9–10 Late Cretaceous, A Suppl. (summary):30 latest Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):11–12 Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):32 vs. age, A Suppl. (summary):30 vs. centimeters from the Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):33
oyster shells lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:34–35; 6:28–29 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:23–24

P

Pa1 Sequence, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:26
Pa3 Sequence, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:25
Paleocene benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 6:51 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:31–32 isotope excursions, A:42 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:30–31 nannofossils, A Suppl. 5:46 planktonic foraminifers, A:36; A Suppl. 1:31–32; 6:49 See also late Paleocene Thermal Maximum
Paleocene, lower lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:26–27 lithology, A Suppl. 1:54 lithostratigraphy, A:26–27; A Suppl. 1:20–21
Paleocene, upper lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:28–30; 6:25–27 lithology, A Suppl. 1:54 lithostratigraphy, A:26–27; A Suppl. 1:18–21 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:60
Paleocene/Eocene boundary carbon isotope excursion, A Suppl. (summary):13 magnetostratigraphy, A Suppl. (summary):34 paleoclimatology, A Suppl. (summary):13
Paleocene/Eocene Thermal Maximum lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:29; 6:25 See also late Paleocene Thermal Maximum
paleoclimatology Campanian/Maastrichtian boundary, A Suppl. (summary):2 Cretaceous–Eocene interval, A:42 earliest Oligocene event, A Suppl. (summary):14 Late Cretaceous, A Suppl. (summary):9–10 late Paleocene Thermal Maximum, A Suppl. 1:2 latest Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):11–12 Paleocene/Eocene boundary, A Suppl. (summary):13
paleodepth biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:29–36; 3:40–42 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:24–25; 6:36, 49–50 vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):32
paleoenvironment braided streams, A:15 vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):31–32
Paleogene stratigraphy, A:5–6 See also Cretaceous/Paleogene boundary
paleosols lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:18–19, 24–25; 5:41–42; 6:19–20, 41–42 photograph, A Suppl. 6:80
paleowater, benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:44–45
palynomorphs biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:44–45; 2:33–35; 3:35–38, 65; 4:28–29; 7:23–24 Cretaceous, A:41; A Suppl. 5:48 distribution, A Suppl. 6:56–57, 103 occurrence, A Suppl. 2:66; 5:91–93 Turonian–Santonian sequence, A:41
parasequence. See flooding surfaces/parasequence boundary
pebbles lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14–15; 6:19–20 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:28–29; 2:17–18, 23 paleoenvironment, A:18
pebbles, quartz, lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24
pellets, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:25
pellets, phosphatic, paleoenvironment, A:29
phenylalanine, racemization, A Suppl. 7:27–29
phosphate beds, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:33–34; 6:28–29
phosphate grains, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:22–23
phosphate pebbles, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:22–23
Planolites, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:26
plant debris lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12–13; 5:19–20; 6:43–46 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:18–23
Pleistocene lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:19–20; 7:11–13 lithology, A Suppl. 1:52; 2:48; 3:59–60 lithostratigraphy, A:15–16; A Suppl. 1:14; 3:18–19 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 2:33–35; 3:35 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:39 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:44–46
Pleistocene, middle–upper, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:16
Pleistocene, upper, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12
Pliocene lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:19–21 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 2:33–35; 3:35–36 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:44–48
Pocomoke aquifer, A Suppl. (summary):15
pollen biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:44–45; 4:28–29; 7:23–24 Cretaceous, A Suppl. 5:48 occurrence, A Suppl. 4:45–47
porcellanite lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:26–28 lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24–26
pore water, aquifers, A Suppl. (summary):15
Potomac Formation lithofacies model, A Suppl. 4:37–38 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:41–42; 6:46–48 lithology, A Suppl. 4:15–16 photograph, A Suppl. 6:80 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:62; 6:72
Potomac Formation Unit 1 lithology, A Suppl. 4:25–28 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:41
Potomac Formation Unit 2, lithology, A Suppl. 4:20–24
Potomac Formation Unit 2 partim, stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:40–41
Potomac Formation Unit 2/Unit 1 boundary, lithology, A Suppl. 4:24–25
Potomac Formation Unit 3 lithology, A Suppl. 4:16–20 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:40
Potomac Group biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:36 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:44 lithology, A Suppl. 1:58 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:28–29 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:36 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:4
Potomac-Raritan-Magothy Formation, aquifers, A Suppl. (summary):14–15
prodelta environment Kirkwood Formation, A Suppl. 7:44 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14; 5:21–23, 35–36; 6:29–30, 43–48; 7:22, 44, 51 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:28; 2:18–23 photograph, A Suppl. 6:74, 78
progradation backstripping, A Suppl. (summary):9 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:18–19 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:11–12
proline, racemization, A Suppl. 7:27–29
Pterocarya, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:15
pyrite lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:18, 22; 5:42; 6:34–35 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:21, 27

Q

quartz cumulative percentages, A Suppl. 3:73–77 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:28–30 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:24; 3:28 sediments, A Suppl. 4:49–50; 7:12
quartz pebbles, Pleistocene, A Suppl. 1:14
quartz sand lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:22–27; 2:16–25, 27; 3:18–20 photograph, A Suppl. 2:57
quartz sand, lignitic, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:23–24
quartz sand, pebbly, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:25–26
quartz sand, silty, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:26; 2:16–18
Quaternary, stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:39

R

radiolarians, biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:43–44
Raritan Formation lithostratigraphy, A:32 palynomorphs, A:41 See also Potomac-Raritan-Magothy Formation
Red Bank. See New Egypt Formation/Red Bank equivalent
regression, palynomorphs, A Suppl. 2:35
resistivity logs correlation, A Suppl. 5:63 vs. depth, A Suppl. 4:36
river systems, anastomosed, paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12
root casts, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:26; 5:38; 6:47

S

sand lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13–14; 6:19–20, 28–29, 31–34; 7:11–12 lithostratigraphy, A:15–26; A Suppl. 1:17–19, 26–27; 2:16, 24; 3:19–33 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:11–12; 5:17, 21–42 photograph, A Suppl. 6:74 Pleistocene, A Suppl. 1:14 vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):34
sand, bioturbated clayey silty, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:19–20
sand, burrowed glauconite, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:31–32
sand, burrowed silty, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:34
sand, clayey lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:17–19; 7:14 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:22–23
sand, clayey glauconitic lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:30 lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24–32; A Suppl. 1:20–22; 3:33–34
sand, clayey silty, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:20–21
sand, clayey silty glauconitic, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:27, 37–38
sand, delta front, photograph, A Suppl. 6:77–78
sand, glauconitic lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:26–27; 6:27–28, 31–34, 36–38 lithostratigraphy, A:20, 22, 24, 26–27, 29; A Suppl. 1:20–21; 2:29–31; 3:24–25, 34 photograph, A Suppl. 2:57–58
sand, glauconitic clayey, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:22–23, 35–38
sand, glauconitic quartzose, lithostratigraphy; A:22, 24–26, 32; A Suppl. 2:25–27
sand, glauconitic quartzose silty lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:24–25
sand, glauconitic shelly, lithostratigraphy, A:15–20, 28–30
sand, granuliferous, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:24; 5:17; 6:38–42; 7:21
sand, granuliferous silty clayey, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:23–25
sand, gravelly lithostratigraphy, A:15; A Suppl. 3:19–20, 22–23 paleoenvironment, A:18
sand, inner neritic, photograph, A Suppl. 6:74, 76
sand, lignitic lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:15 lithostratigraphy, A:32
sand, lignitic quartz, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:15
sand, lignitic silty, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:28–29
sand, medium-grain, photograph, A Suppl. 6:74
sand, micaceous, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:12
sand, micaceous bioturbated clayey, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:22–23
sand, micaceous burrowed silty, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:34
sand, micaceous fine, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:20–22
sand, micaceous glauconitic, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:23–24; 2:25
sand, micaceous silty–clayey quartzose, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13
sand, middle neritic clayey glauconitic, photograph, A Suppl. 6:76
sand, middle neritic glauconitic, photograph, A Suppl. 6:77–78
sand, muddy, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:21–23; 7:22
sand, muddy quartzose, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:29
sand, neritic, photograph, A Suppl. 2:58
sand, organic-rich fine–medium, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:19–20
sand, pebbly lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:13–14 paleoenvironment, A:18
sand, quartzose lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13, 15–28; 5:22–23, 28–29, 36–42; 6:19–20, 24 lithostratigraphy, A:20–21, 26, 32 photograph, A Suppl. 6:77 sediments, A Suppl. 5:72–76; 6:86–90
sand, quartzose clayey, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:24–25
sand, shelly, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:22–23, 28
sand, shelly clayey, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:28–29
sand, shelly muddy glauconitic, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:23–25
sand, shelly quartzose, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:12–13
sand, shelly silty, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:19–23
sand, silty lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13; 5:42; 7:12 lithostratigraphy, A:18; A Suppl. 3:22–23, 27
sand, silty fine–medium, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:19–20
sand, silty glauconitic, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:27–28
sand, silty glauconitic quartzose, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:26–27
sand, silty quartzose, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12; 7:13–14
sand blebs, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:21
sandstone, calcareous, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:28
sandstone, calcite-cemented, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:29–33
sandstone, lignitic, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:38
sandstone, quartzose, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:44
Santonian biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:35 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14–15; 5:36–37; 6:35–38 lithology, A Suppl. 1:56–57 lithostratigraphy, A:31–32; A Suppl. 1:25–27 nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:43–44; 5:47; 6:55 planktonic foraminifers, A:37 pollen, A Suppl. 1:44–45 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:61 See also Campanian–Santonian interval; Turonian–Santonian interval
Santonian–Maastrichtian interval, stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:3
scaphopods, lithostratigraphy, A:22
Sea Girt Site, A Suppl. 6:1–104 background and objectives, A Suppl. 6:7–9 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 6:48–57 core summaries, A Suppl. 6:82–85 cumulative percentage plot data, A Suppl. 6:86–90 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 6:18–48 location map, A Suppl. 6:65 operations, A Suppl. 6:9–18 site description, A Suppl. 6:1–104 site summary, A Suppl. 6:1–7 strontium isotope chronostratigraphy, A Suppl. 6:57–58 summary and future work, A Suppl. 6:58–60
sea-level changes backstripping, A Suppl. (summary):9, 28 Campanian/Maastrichtian boundary, A Suppl. (summary):11 coastal plains, A Suppl. (summary):1–38 Cretaceous, A Suppl. (summary):9–10 earliest Oligocene event, A Suppl. (summary):14 sedimentation, A Suppl. 4:31 stratigraphic response, A Suppl. (summary):8 stratigraphy, A:42 vs. age, A Suppl. (summary):30 vs. time, A Suppl. (summary):28 See also glacioeustasy
sedimentation rates age, A Suppl. 3:84 strontium isotopes, A Suppl. 5:50
sediments, lithology, A Suppl. 1:52; 2:48
Senonian, lithostratigraphy, A:30–32
sequence boundaries lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:26–35, 40–42; 6:20–48; 7:18, 55 lithostratigraphy, A:26, 30, 32, 35, 42; A Suppl. 1:18–29; 2:16–33; 3:18–34, 39–42; 5:64; 7:10–23 photograph, A Suppl. 2:56–58
sequence stratigraphy Bass River Site, A:15–35 Cenozoic, A Suppl. (summary):6–10 Millville Site, A Suppl. 5:16–42 Ocean View Site, A Suppl. 2:15–33, 48–53 vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):31–32 See also specific sequence with letter designation (C, E, K, O, P)
Sewell Point Formation biostratigraphy, A:38 calcareous nannofossils, A:38 lithology, A Suppl. 2:52 lithostratigraphy, A:21–23; A Suppl. 2:27–29 nannofossils, A Suppl. 2:38–39
Shark River Formation biostratigraphy, A:38–39 calcareous nannofossils, A:38–39; A Suppl. 1:37–38; 2:38, 40 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:22–23 lithology, A Suppl. 1:53; 2:53 lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24–26; A Suppl. 1:16–17; 2:31–33 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:2 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:59 See also Lower Shark River Formation; Upper Shark River Formation
shark teeth, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14
shelf environment lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:22–23 lithostratigraphy, A:18–22, 32–35; A Suppl. 2:22–23, 25–26
shells amino acids, A Suppl. 7:27–29 cumulative percentages, A Suppl. 3:73–77 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:22–25, 29–30, 33–34, 39–42; 6:26–27, 34–35, 38, 45; 7:13–18, 22–23 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:19–20, 22–23, 27; 2:19–23, 26; 3:18–19, 22–34 occurrence, A Suppl. 3:80–83 strontium isotopes, A Suppl. 6:104
shells, mollusk, lithostratigraphy, A:22, 26, 28–30, 32
Shiloh Marl Member paleoenvironment, A:20–21 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:58; 7:50
shoreface environment lithofacies, A Suppl. 7:17, 22–23, 46, 48–49, 51 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:40; 6:22–23, 34, 44–46, 52 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:17, 29–33
shoreface environment, distal upper, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:17, 29
shoreface environment, lower, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:17, 27, 32
shoreface/foreshore environment, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:17, 28
siderite lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:43–46 paleoenvironment, A:29
silicification, nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:36
silt cumulative percentages, A Suppl. 3:73–77 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14–28 lithostratigraphy, A:26; A Suppl. 1:19; 3:28–33 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12 sediments, A Suppl. 5:72–76; 6:86–90 See also clay/silt ratio
silt, burrowed sandy, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12
silt, clayey lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:25–26, 32–34; 7:18–19 lithostratigraphy, A:30, 32; A Suppl. 2:18, 20–22, 31–33; 3:18–19, 26–28 paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12
silt, glauconitic lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:23
silt, glauconitic quartzose, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:14; 6:30
silt, lignitic, lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:28
silt, lignitic sandy, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:42
silt, micaceous lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13–14 lithostratigraphy, A:28–30, 32; A Suppl. 1:24–25
silt, micaceous clayey, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:30
silt, micaceous lignitic sandy clayey, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:29–30
silt, middle neritic, photograph, A Suppl. 6:77
silt, peaty clayey, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:21–22
silt, sandy lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:13–25; 5:19–20; 6:35–38 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:23–25, 31–33
silt, sandy clayey, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:23
silt, sandy micaceous, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:42–46
South Amboy Fire Clay, photograph, A Suppl. 6:80
South Amboy Fire Clay Sequence II, photograph, A Suppl. 6:80
sphaerosiderite lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:42 sediments, A Suppl. 4:49–50; 6:47–48, 86–90 See also microsphaerosiderite
spherules, glass Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):12–13 shocked minerals, A Suppl. (summary):33
spherules, lithostratigraphy, A:26; A Suppl. 1:21–22
St. Marys Formation benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 3:40 lithology, A Suppl. 3:61 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:23–25 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 3:36 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:46
stable isotopes, benthic foraminifers, A:41
Stone Harbor Formation lithofacies, A Suppl. 7:40 lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:13–15 New Jersey Coastal Plain, A Suppl. 7:35–37 photograph, A Suppl. 7:40, 42 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 7:41–42, 65–66
storm deposits, lithostratigraphy, A:22, 24
"Strangelove" ocean, Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):13, 32
stratigraphy Bass River Site, A:5–43 summary, A Suppl. 4:39–42; 5:57–63; 6:66–72; 7:39 See also aminostratigraphy; biostratigraphy; isotope stratigraphy; lithostratigraphy; magnetostratigraphy; strontium isotope stratigraphy
strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46; 2:40–43; 3:44–48
strontium isotopes age and depth data, A Suppl. 5:94 Campanian, A Suppl. 5:51 chronostratigraphy, A Suppl. 4:29–30; 5:49–51; 6:57–58; 7:24–26, 63 Coniacian, A Suppl. 5:50 Cretaceous, A Suppl. (summary):9–10 Eocene, A Suppl. 5:49 Maastrichtian, A Suppl. 5:50 Miocene, A Suppl. 5:49 mollusks, A Suppl. 7:25 sedimentation rates, A Suppl. 5:50 shells, A:41; A Suppl. 6:104 shells and foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:45–46, 64; 2:40–43, 71–72; 3:77 Turonian, A Suppl. 5:50 vs. depth, A Suppl. (summary):32
sulfur, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:21; 7:16
swamp environment, lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:41–42

T

tectonics coastal plains, A Suppl. (summary):1–38 stratigraphy, A:42
terrestrial environment, paleoenvironment, A Suppl. 4:10–12
Tertiary. See Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary
tidal channel environment, lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:39–42; 7:12
tidal delta environment, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:18–19
Toms River Member planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:30 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:2
transgression, lithostratigraphy, A:15–18, 30
tsunamis Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):12–13 See also megatsunamis
tsunamites, Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary, A Suppl. (summary):12–13
Turonian benthic foraminifers, A Suppl. 6:52, 101 biostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:36; 4:28–29 lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:15; 5:37–41 lithology, A Suppl. 1:57–58 lithostratigraphy, A:32, 34–35; A Suppl. 1:26–28 nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:43–44; 6:56 ocean anoxic events, A Suppl. (summary):2 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 5:44; 6:50, 95 pollen, A Suppl. 5:48 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:62 strontium isotopes, A Suppl. 5:50 See also Cenomanian/Turonian boundary; Cenomanian–Turonian interval
Turonian, lower, pollen, A Suppl. 1:45
Turonian, upper, pollen, A Suppl. 1:44–45
Turonian–Santonian interval lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:38–42 lithostratigraphy, A:32–33 palynomorphs, A:41

U

unconformities lithostratigraphy, A:18, 22, 24, 26, 32; A Suppl. 1:20; 2:18–23; 3:19, 21 nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:38; 6:54–55 See also erosional surfaces; hiatuses
Unnamed Clay Formation lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:24–25 photograph, A Suppl. 6:75 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 6:67
Unnamed Clayey Glauconite Sands, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:33–34
Unnamed Foraminiferal Clay, lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:34
Unnamed Glauconitic Clays lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:33–34 palynomorphs, A Suppl. 3:38
Upper Englishtown Formation lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:30–33 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:24 See also Marshalltown?/Upper Englishtown? Formation
Upper Shark River Formation lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:23–25 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 2:31 photograph, A Suppl. 6:74 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 6:66

V

valine, racemization, A Suppl. 7:27–29
Vincentown Formation biostratigraphy, A:38–39 calcareous nannofossils, A:39; A Suppl. 1:38–39 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:28–30; 6:25–26 lithology, A Suppl. 1:54 lithostratigraphy, A:26–27; A Suppl. 1:18–20 photograph, A Suppl. 6:76 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:2 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:60; 6:67

W

warming, latest Maastrichtian, A Suppl. (summary):11–12
washover deposits, paleoenvironment, A:18
wave environment, lithofacies models, A Suppl. (summary):25
weathering zones lithologic units, A Suppl. 4:12–13; 6:43–46 lithostratigraphy, A Suppl. 3:18 paleoenvironment, A:18
well-logging shore-based processing, A Suppl. 3:54 See also core-log integration
Wenonah equivalent lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:33–34 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:61
Wenonah Formation biostratigraphy, A:37; A Suppl. 1:34 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:42 lithologic units, A Suppl. 6:29–30 lithology, A Suppl. 1:55 lithostratigraphy, A:28–29; A Suppl. 1:23 photograph, A Suppl. 6:77 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:34 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:3 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 6:68 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46
Wildwood Member paleoenvironment, A:18–20 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 5:58; 7:47
wood fragments, lithologic units, A Suppl. 7:13
Woodbridge Clay Member, palynomorphs, A:41
Woodbury Formation biostratigraphy, A:37, 39; A Suppl. 1:34–35 calcareous nannofossils, A Suppl. 1:43 lithologic units, A Suppl. 5:35–36; 6:34–35 lithology, A Suppl. 1:56; 4:13–14 lithostratigraphy, A:30–31; A Suppl. 1:25 photograph, A Suppl. 6:78 planktonic foraminifers, A Suppl. 1:34–35 stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:3 stratigraphy summary, A Suppl. 4:39; 5:61; 6:70 strontium isotope stratigraphy, A Suppl. 1:45–46

Z

Zapecza, aquifers, A Suppl. (summary):14–15