F2. Key to symbols used in core description and barrel sheets.

F3. Diagram showing classes of granular sediment.

F4. Lithologic classification scheme for sediments with terrigenous components.

F5. Schematic diagram showing the different types of debrites.

F6. Schematic representation of internal structure of facies within turbidites.

F7. Piper's (1978) descriptive scheme for muddy turbidites used during Leg 180.

F8. Example of visual core description form.

F9. Classification of ultramafic, gabbroic, and silicic plutonic rocks.

F10. Conventions for measuring azimuths and dips of structural features.

F11. Intensity scale for brittle and ductile features of igneous and metamorphic rocks.

F12. Chronostratigraphic units correlated with fossil zonations and geomagnetic polarity.

F13. Coordinate system for working halves of core sections.

F14. Sequence of physical properties measurements.

F15. Logging tool string combinations used on Leg 180.

F16. Air-gun configuration for zero-offset VSP experiment.

T1-T8

T1. Sedimentary smear-slide table.

T2. Sedimentary rock thin-section table.

T3. XRF analytical conditions.

T4. Structural identifiers.

T5. Structural core descriptions.

T6. Calcareous nannofossil and planktonic foraminifer age datums.