Table T3. Summary of lithologic and basement units at Hole 1139A.
 
Lithologic unit/subunit Basement units Core interval Depth (mbsf) Thickness (m) Age Lithology Interpretation
IA

1R-1, 0 cm, to 2R-CC, 19 cm 0.00-19.00 19.00 middle to early Pleistocene Foraminifer-bearing diatom-bearing nannofossil ooze Pelagically deposited sediment; bathyal environment (cold water)
IB

3R-1, 0 cm, to 5R-CC, 25 cm 19.00-47.50 28.50 middle Miocene Foraminifer-bearing nannofossil ooze Pelagically deposited sediment; bathyal environment
II

6R-1, 0 cm, to 40R-5, 92 cm 47.50-380.72 333.22 middle Miocene to late Oligocene Gray nannofossil-bearing clay and claystone and nannofossil-bearing ooze and chalk Continuous pelagic with influx of terrigenous sediment-bathyal environment
III

40R-5, 92 cm, to 40R-CC, 20 cm 380.72-383.50 2.78 late Oligocene to late Eocene Brownish gray to pink foraminifer nannofossil chalk Pelagically deposited sediment; bathyal environment
IV

41R-1, 0 cm, to 41R-2, 40 cm 383.50-384.87 1.37 late Eocene or older Sandy packstone Low energy neritic environment
V

41R-2, 40 cm, to 49R-1, 110 cm 384.87-461.70 76.83 late Eocene or older Cross-bedded grainstone with minor interbedded rudstone and packstone High energy neritic carbonate shoal
VI
1-19
49R-1, 110 cm, to 73R-3, 148 cm 461.7-694.2 232.5 late Eocene or older Altered volcaniclastic and felsic volcanic rocks and basalt flows Evolving subaerial volcanism followed by hydrothermal alteration