SUBJECT INDEX

A

accumulation

carbonate content, B11:34

marine organic matter, B11:4-6

acme events, dinoflagellates, B6:16, 18

acritarchs, paleoclimatology, B6:6-7

advection, alteration, B14:9

age controls, biostratigraphic datums, A4:195; A5:113

age vs. depth

Site 1150, A1:32; A4:124; B5:12

Site 1151, A1:32; A5:69; B5:12

alkali metals, tephra, B9:8-9

alkalinity

fluid flow, B14:9

pore water, A1:10; A5:25-26; B1:4

sediments, A1:13-14; A4:38

vs. depth, A4:128; A5:73; B14:18, 19

alkenones

hemipelagic sediments, B13:1-12

vs. depth, B13:6

alteration

biogenic silica, B14:9

fluids, B14:10

glass shards, B9:5-7

volcanic ash, B14:9

aluminum oxide

standard deviation, B9:20

tephra, B9:8-9, 16-17

vs. depth, B15:16, 17, 18, 19-20

vs. gamma rays, B15:21

vs. silica, B15:21

vs. silica/aluminum oxide ratio, B15:21

See also potassium oxide/aluminum oxide ratio; silica/aluminum oxide ratio; titanium oxide/aluminum oxide ratio

aluminum oxide/silica ratio, glass shards, B9:7

ammonium

pore water, A5:25-27

sediments, A4:38

vs. depth, A4:128; A5:73

anisotropy, compressional wave velocity, vs. depth, A4:135; A5:80

anisotropy, horizontal compressional wave velocity

vs. depth, A5:80

vs. magnetic declination, A4:136

anisotropy, magnetic susceptibility, faults and bedding structures, B16:5-6

anisotropy, sediments, A4:200; A5:117

authigenic minerals, carbonates, B12:1-6

B

backarcs, uplifts, B1:5

bedding planes

anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility, B16:5-6

dip, A1:14; A5:96

magnetic foliation, B16:17-18

orientation, A4:175; A5:40, 96, 125

sediments, A4:65

biogenic component

histograms, A4:77

lithologic units, A4:19-21; A5:13

vs. depth, A4:78; A5:52; B16:10

biogeography, foraminifers, B7:5-6

biohorizons

dinoflagellates, B6:4-5, 16, 18

foraminifers, B7:5-6, 21

biostratigraphic datums

age control points, A4:195; A5:113

diatoms, A5:111; B2:12-14

nannofossils, A5:52; B4:22

sedimentation rates, B5:4-5

temperature, B3:7

biostratigraphy

diatoms, B2:1-38

foraminifers, B7:1-23

nannofossils, B4:1-31; B5:1-15

palynomorphs, B6:1-19

sedimentation rates, A4:35-37; A5:23-24

Site 1150, A4:23-26

Site 1151, A5:17-21

biotite, lithologic units, A5:12-13

bioturbation

lithologic units, A1:10; A4:17-18, 21-22; A5:14-15

photograph, A5:88

BOB, downhole links, A3:16, 39, 50, 53

borehole geophysical observatory, boreholes, A1:9-15

borehole instruments

deployment, A5:121

jet-in test, A4:11-13

photograph, A4:159-164

Site 1150, A4:57-59, 71-74, 205-206

Site 1151, A5:36-37

borehole offsets, vs. depth, B8:17

boreholes

drilling, A1:26-28

geometry, A4:53-54

installations, A5:45

instruments, A3:1-53

boron

alteration, B14:10-13

pore water, B14:5-6

vs. depth, B14:18-19

boron isotopes, water flux, B1:8-9

boron-11

pore water, B14:7, 11

vs. depth, B14:21

Brunhes/Matuyama boundary

magnetostratigraphy, A5:23

sediments, A1:11, 14

bulk density logs, vs. depth, A4:94, 158; A5:35, 84, 87

burrows, tephra, B9:4

C

cables, NEREID, A3:20-21, 47-49

calcareous layers

lithologic units, A5:15

photograph, A5:62

X-ray diffraction data, A5:104

calcite

authigenic minerals, B12:1-6

lithologic units, A4:19-22; A5:14

photograph, A5:62

vs. depth, A5:54

calcite, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:89

calcium

pore water, A1:10, 14; A5:26; B14:5-6

sediments, A4:38-39

vs. depth, A4:128; A5:73; B14:18-19

vs. magnesium, B14:10, 23

calcium oxide

tephra, B9:9, 16-17

See also iron oxide/calcium oxide ratio; silica/calcium oxide ratio

caliper logs, vs. depth, A4:94; A5:84

carbon, organic

hemipelagic sediments, B13:3-4

mass accumulation rates, B11:4-6

sediments, A1:10, 13; A4:38; A5:25, 27

vs. depth, A4:127; A5:72; B11:12-13; B13:6

carbon, organic/nitrogen ratio

hemipelagic sediments, B13:3-4

mass accumulation rates, B11:5-7

vs. depth, A4:127; A5:72; B11:12-13; B13:6

carbon, total organic

sediments, B15:37-38

vs. silica/aluminum oxide ratio, B15:21

carbon dioxide, organic matter, B11:4-6

carbon isotopes

carbonates, B12:3, 5

organic matter, B11:5-6

vs. depth, B11:12

carbon/nitrogen ratio, sediments, A1:13

carbonaceous component, histograms, A4:77

carbonate compensation depth, accumulation, B11:3-4

carbonate content

accumulation, B11:3-4

sediments, A1:13; A4:37; A5:25

vs. depth, A4:127; A5:72; B11:12-13

vs. porosity, A4:144

carbonates

authigenic minerals, B12:1-6

mass accumulation rates, B11:3-4

casing strings, jet-in test, A4:6-9, 73

cell pressure, vs. time, B17:12

chlorine-37

pore water, B14:6-7

vs. depth, B14:20

chlorinity

fluid flow, B14:9

pore water, A1:10; A5:25; B1:4, 10; B14:4-6

sediments, A1:13,15; A4:38

vs. depth, A1:31; A4:128; A5:73; B1:20; B14:18-19

chlorite, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:90

Chondrites

lithologic units, A1:10; A4:18-19

photograph, A4:80

Chron C2An/C2Ar boundary, sedimentation rates, A4:36; A5:24

Chron C2Ar. See Chron C2An/C2Ar boundary

clay

lithologic units, A4:16-17

vs. depth, A4:83

clay, diatom-bearing silty, lithologic units, A1:12-13; A5:9-10

clay, diatom-bearing sponge spicule-bearing silty, lithologic units, A5:8-11

clay, diatomaceous

correlation, B8:12

lithologic units, A4:15-17

photograph, B8:12

clay, diatomaceous silty, lithologic units, A1:9-10, 12; A5:5-10

clay, diatomaceous spicule-bearing silty, lithologic units, A1:12-13

clay, glass-bearing diatom-bearing silty, lithologic units, A5:8-9

clay, glass-bearing silty, lithologic units, A1:12-13

clay, hemipelagic diatom-bearing silty, lithologic units, A5:8-11

clay, hemipelagic diatom-bearing sponge spicule-bearing silty, lithologic units, A5:10-11

clay, hemipelagic diatomaceous, lithologic units, A4:15-16

clay, hemipelagic diatomaceous silty, lithologic units, A4:16-17

clay, hemipelagic sponge spicule-bearing diatomaceous silty, lithologic units, A5:9-10

clay, silty, lithologic units, A4:15-17

clay minerals

dehydration, B14:9

lithologic units, A4:19-22, 49-50; A5:12-13

vs. depth, A4:91; A5:54-55

clay minerals, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:89-90

claystone, isotopes, B14:6-7

claystone, diatom-bearing, lithologic units, A1:13

claystone, diatomaceous silty, lithologic units, A1:9-10; A4:18-19

claystone, hemipelagic diatom-bearing sponge spicule-bearing silty, lithologic units, A:11-12

claystone, hemipelagic diatomaceous silty, lithologic units, A4:17-18

claystone, hemipelagic glassy silty, lithologic units, A5:12

claystone, spicule-bearing, lithologic units, A1:13

climate cycles

core-log integration, B15:9-10

volcanic ash, B9:7-8

clinopyroxene, vs. depth, A5:53

Coccolithus pelagicus, abundance, B4:1-31

coercivity

rock magnetics, A4:32-35

sediments, A5:22

color

lithologic units, A5:16

vs. depth, A4:91-92

combiner/repeater modules, seafloor instruments, A3:13-14

composite depth, scales, B8:1-23

compression

backarcs, B1:5-6

deformation, B1:8

tectonics, A1:15-16

compressional wave velocity

lithologic units, A1:14

Mohorivicic discontinuity, B1:3

sediments, A1:11; A4:42-44, 200; A5:29-30, 117

vs. depth, A4:94, 131, 141-142; A5:79

compressional wave velocity, horizontal, vs. depth, A4:134; A5:76

compressional wave velocity, vertical, vs. depth, A4:134

concretions, calcareous, photograph, A5:63

consolidation

logs, A4:55

shear strength, B17:13

continental slope, tectonic erosion, A1:9

convection, thermal structure, B1:7

convergent margin, underthrusting, A1:4-5

core-in situ correlation, physical properties, A4:46-49

core-log correlation, seismic integration, A4:153-154

core-log integration, gamma rays, B15:1-42

cores, remanent magnetization, A4:28-30

coring biscuits, photograph, A4:79

correlation

biohorizons, B6:5-6

composite depth scales, B8:4-7

tephra, B9:8-9

upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:3-4

volcanic ash, B8:12, 22

coupling, geometry and length, B1:8-9

Cretaceous, unconformities, A1:4; B1:3

Cretaceous, Lower, convergent margin, A1:4-5

crust, forearc basins, B1:3

currents

diatoms, B3:1-21

paleoceanography, B4:7-9, 15

cyclic processes

core-log integration, B15:9-10

lithologic units, A4:20

D

deformation

magnetic fabric, B16:5-6

rock magnetics, B16:1-21

stratigraphy, B1:5

structure number, A4:207; A5:122

subduction, A1:15-16

deformation, brittle, lithologic units, A1:13

degradation, organic matter, B11:4-6

dehydration

clay minerals, B14:9

sediments, A1:15

demagnetization

discrete samples, A5:23

remanent magnetization, A4:27-35

sediments, A5:22-23

vectors, A4:108-114

demagnetization, thermal, vectors, A4:115

density

lithologic units, A1:14

vs. depth, A4:153-154

density, bulk

sediments, A1:11, 14; A4:45-46, 50-51

vs. depth, A4:92, 130, 138-139, 141-142; A5:75, 81-82

See also bulk density logs

density, dry, vs. depth, A4:138-139; A5:81-82

density, grain

sediments, A1:14

vs. depth, A4:138, 140; A5:81-82

vs. gamma rays, B15:22

density, pore water, vs. depth, A4:138

density logs. See bulk density logs

deposition, tephra, B9:4-5

depth offsets, sediments, B15:39

dewatering, logs, A4:55

diagenesis

lithologic units, A4:20-21

silica, B9:7; B14:11

diatom datums

magnetostratigraphy, A4:35

Neogene, A1:13; B2:1-38

stratigraphic occurrence and chronology, A5:111

diatom valves

sediments, B15:37-38

vs. silica/aluminum oxide ratio, B15:21

diatoms

age diagnostic forms, B2:25-30

age and stratigraphic position, B2:31

alteration, B14:10

biostratigraphic datums, A5:111

biostratigraphy, A4:24-26; A5:19-21; B2:1-38

distribution and abundances of species, A4:186-189; A5:106-110; B3:15-16

lithologic units, A1:9-10  A5:13

paleoceanography, B3:1-21

principal component analysis, B3:5-6, 12, 14, 17-21

stratigraphic occurrences and chronology, A4:190

stratigraphic ranges, B2:23

vs. depth, A4:82; A5:52; B3:11-14; B15:16-18, 20

zonation, A1:10; B2:1-38

diatoms, cold-water, paleoceanography, B3:4, 6

diatoms, extinct

paleoceanography, B3:5-6

vs. depth, B3:11,13

diatoms, freshwater

paleoceanography, B3:5-6

vs. depth, B3:11, 13

diatoms, sublittoral

paleoceanography, B3:5-6

vs. depth, B3:11, 13

diatoms, warm-water, paleoceanography, B3:4, 6

dilatometers, strainmeters, A3:5-7, 27

dinoflagellates

biostratigraphy, B6:1-19

occurrence, B6:15, 17

photomicrograph, B6:19

dip

bedding planes, A1:14; B16:17

structures, A4:63

thermal structure, B1:7-8

triaxial shear strength, B17:6

dip azimuth

fracture planes, A4:172; A5:93

healed fractures, A5:92

discrete samples

demagnetization, A5:23

remanent magnetization, A4:30-35

dolomite

authigenic minerals, B12:1-6

layers, A4:184

lithologic units, A1:14; A4:16-17, 22; A5:14

photograph, A4:100

vs. depth, A4:91; A5:54

X-ray diffractograms, A4:87

dolomite, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:89

dolomite layers, lithologic units, A5:15

downhole links, seafloor instruments, A3:15-16

downhole measurements

Site 1150, A4:49-57

Site 1151, A5:33-35

E

Early Pliocene problem subzone, diatom biostratigraphy, B2:12-14

earthquakes

epicenters, A1:24

sources, A1:7-8, 24

subduction zones, A1:5-6; B1:5-6

eccentricity

core-log integration, B15:9-10

gamma-ray time shift variation, B15:24-25

elastic deformation, triaxial shear strength, B17:6

enrichment, elements, B14:12-13

epicenters, earthquakes, A1:24

erosion rates, deformation, B1:7-9

ethane

sediments, A1:10, 13; A4:37; A5:25; B14:7-8

vs. depth, A4:126; A5:71

See also methane/ethane ratio

F

failure, triaxial shear strength, B17:5

fault dip angle, vs. depth, B16:19

fault dip azimuth, vs. depth, B16:19

fault planes, magnetic foliation, B16:16

faults

anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility, B16:5-6

frequency (number vs. depth), A1:36

lithologic units, A4:18-19, 60-61

number, A5:122

number vs. depth, A5:91

orientation, A1:35

photograph, A5:90

vs. depth, A4:168; B16:15, 19

faults, normal

deformation, A1:15-16

frequency, A5:38-39

photograph, A4:165-166; A5:88

faults, strike-slip, frequency, A5:38-39

feldspar

lithologic units, A4:19-22; A5:12-13

vs. depth, A4:83; A5:53

feldspar, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:88

ferrimagnetic minerals, magnetic susceptibility, B16:4

fluid flow, geochemistry, B14:8-13

fluids, alteration, B14:10

foraminifers

biostratigraphy, B7:1-23

vs. depth, A4:82; A5:52

foraminifers, planktonic, distribution, B7:15-20

forearc basins

cross section, B1:14

paleoclimatology, B6:6-7

subduction plate coupling, B1:1-27

forearcs, map, B1:17

Formation Microscanner imagery

carbonate zone, A4:146

fractures, A4:148

silts, A4:147

vs. depth, A4:94; A5:84

fracture planes

dip vs. depth, A4:172

sediments, A1:14

fractures

Formation Microscanner imagery, A4:148

frequency, A5:39

number, A5:122

photograph, A4:80; B17:10

physical properties, A4:48

sediments, A4:61

stereoplots, A4:170

triaxial shear strength, B17:5

vs. depth, A4:168

fractures, healed

contour diagrams, A4:173; A5:94

frequency, A5:92

histograms, A4:171

orientation, A4:208; A5:39-40, 123

sediments, A4:63-65

fractures, open

contour diagrams, A4:174; A5:95

number vs. depth, A5:91

orientation, A4:209; A5:40, 124

sediments, A4:65

freshwater, sediments, A1:15

Fukushima, volcanic front, B1:6

G

gamma rays

core-log integration, B15:1-42

depth shift and depth adjustment, B15:23

grain density, B15:22

lithologic units, A1:14; A5:34

sediments, A4:42, 52-53

time shift variation, B15:24-25

vs. aluminum oxide, B15:21

vs. depth, A4:91-92, 132, 141-142; A5:77; B15:16-20

vs. porosity, B15:22

vs. potassium oxide, B15:21

vs. silica/aluminum oxide ratio, B15:22

wireline logs vs. natural, B15:15

gamma rays, spectral, vs. shallow resistivity, A4:152

gamma-ray logs, spectral, vs. depth, B15:14

gas hydrates, sediments, A4:40

gases, headspace, sediments, A4:37

gases, sediments, B14:8

Gauss Chron, sedimentation rates, A4:36; A5:24

geochemistry

fluid flow, B14:8-13

forearcs, B1:4

glass shards, B9:5-7

Site 1150, A4:37-41

Site 1151, A5:25-27

tephra correlation, B9:8-9

geochemistry, organic

alkenones, B13:1-12

sediments, B11:16, 17

geothermal gradient, alteration, B9:7

glass shards

lithologic units, A5:13-14; B10:19

major elements, B10:19-20

tephra, B9:5-7, 11

glauconite

lithologic units, A4:16-17; A5:14

vs. depth, A4:84

glauconite, detrital, lithologic units, A1:10

glauconite, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:90

grabens, geometry, B1:8

granules

lithologic units, A4:15-16, 22

number, A4:182-183

vs. depth, A4:78

gravity residual anomalies, deformation, B1:8

greigite, rock magnetics, A4:32-35

H

H stages, core-log integration, B15:9-10

H1 Stage, core-log integration, B15:9-10

H2 Stage, core-log integration, B15:9-10

H3 Stage, core-log integration, B15:9-10

H4 Stage, core-log integration, B15:9-10

halite, vs. depth, A4:93

heat flow

deformation, B1:8

sediments, A1:11

heat flux, alteration, B9:7

hematite

lithologic units, A5:14

rock magnetics, A4:32-35

vs. depth, A4:84

hiatuses

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:7

sedimentation rates, A5:24

See also unconformities

histograms, sediments, A4:77

Hokkaido, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:4

Holocene

calcareous nannofossils, B4:4-7

lithologic units, A4:15-16; A5:8-9

hornblende

lithologic units, A4:19-22; A5:12-13

upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:3-4

vs. depth, A4:83; A5:53

hornblende, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:88

hydration

glass shards, B9:5-7, 11

major oxides, B9:21

hydrocarbons

sediments, B14:8

See also alkenones; ethane; methane; methane/ethane ratio

hydrocarbons, light, gas pocket analyses, A4:197

hydrocarbons, volatile, sediments, A5:25, 114

headspace concentration, A4:196; A5:114

I

ichnofossils, photograph, A4:80-81

ignimbrite, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:4

illite, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:90

index properties, sediments, A1:11; A4:44-46, 202; A5:30-31, 118

induration, lithologic units, A4:21

instruments, boreholes, A3:1-53

interplate events, unconformities, A1:5-6

iron oxide

tephra, B9:9, 16-17

vs. magnesium oxide, B9:25

iron oxide/calcium oxide ratio, tephra, B9:9

iron oxide/magnesium oxide ratio, tephra, B9:10

iron oxide/titanium oxide ratio, tephra, B9:9

Ishikari-Hidaka Basin, biostratigraphy, A4:26

isotope excursions, alteration, B14:10-11

isotopes, pore water, B14:6-7

Isthmus of Panama, paleoceanography, B4:7-9, 19-20

J

Japan, extensional tectonics, B1:5

Japan Forearc

fluid geochemistry, B14:1-23

tephrochronology, B9:1-29

Japan N

alkenones, B13:1-12

biostratigraphy, B6:1-19

Japan NE, paleoceanography, B3:1-21

Japan Trench

alkenones, B13:1-12

deep oceans, A1:1-37

foraminiferal biostratigraphy, B7:1-23

maps, A4:69

Neogene calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy, B4:1-31

organic matter, B11:1-17

Quaternary nannofossils, B5:1-15

rock magnetics, B16:1-21

tephrostratigraphy, B10:1-22

jet-in test, A4:3-14

joints

frequency, A5:38-39

number, A5:122

number vs. depth, A5:91

photograph, A4:167; A5:90

sediments, A4:61

vs. depth, A4:168; B16:15, 19

K

kaolinite, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:90

Kitakami, volcanic front, B1:6

Kitakami Basin, biostratigraphy, A4:26

Kitakami Range, deformation, B1:8

Kuroshio Front, paleoceanography, B3:1-21

Kyushu, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:4

L

layers, tephra, B9:4-5, 11

lithification

lithologic units, A4:20-21; A5:16-17

logs, A4:55

lithium

alteration, B14:10-11

pore water, A1:14; A5:26; B14:5-6

sediments, A4:39

vs. depth, A4:129; A5:74; B14:18-19

lithologic units

Site 1150, A4:14-22

Site 1151, A1:12-13; A5:7-17, 46-47

Unit I, A1:12; A4:15-16; A5:8-9

Unit II, A1:12-13; A4:16-17; A5:9-10

Unit III, A1:13; A4:17-18; A5:10-11

Unit IV, A1:13; A4:18-19; A5:11-12

Unit V, A5:12

vs. depth, A4:75-76

lithostratigraphy

Site 1150, A4:14-22

Site 1151, A5:7-17

summary, A1:29; A1:30

log-seismic correlation, synthetic seismograms, A4:55-57

M

maghemite, rock magnetics, A4:32-35

magnesium

alteration, B14:9

pore water, A1:10; A5:26; B1:4; B14:6

sediments, A1:13; A4:38-39

vs. calcium, B14:10, 23

vs. depth, A4:129; A5:74; B14:18-19

magnesium oxide

tephra, B9:9, 16-17

vs. iron oxide, B9:25

See also iron oxide/magnesium oxide ratio; titanium oxide/magnesium oxide ratio

magnesium oxide vs. iron oxide, Japan Trench vs. Japan tephra, B9:25

magnetic declination

histograms, A4:105

magnetic foliation, B16:5-6

vs. anisotropy of horizontal compressional wave velocity, A4:136

vs. depth, A4:101, 104, 106, 169; B16:17, 19

magnetic fabric, deformation, B16:5-6

magnetic foliation

anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility, B16:5-6

bedding planes, B16:17-18

fault planes, B16:16

Flinn-type diagrams, B16:20

vs. depth, B16:14-15, 17

magnetic inclination

histograms, A4:107

magnetic foliation, B16:5-6

remanent magnetization, A4:29-30

sediments, A1:14

vs. depth, A4:101, 104, 106, 123, 169; A5:64-65; B16:14-15, 17

magnetic intensity

changes with chemical treatment, A4:122, 194

isothermal remanent magnetization, A4:120

remanent magnetization, A4:30-35

vs. depth, A4:101, 104, 106; A5:64, 66

magnetic intensity, normalized change

thermal demagnetization, A4:118-119

vs. temperature, A4:118-119

magnetic intensity logs, correlation, B8:14, 18

magnetic intensity ratio, vs. depth, A4:116-117

magnetic lineation, vs. depth, B16:14-15

magnetic polarity, sediments, A1:11, 14

magnetic properties, changes with chemical treatment, A4:122

magnetic reversals, sediments, A1:14

magnetic reversals, primary, depths, A4:191

magnetic susceptibility

sources, B16:4

vectors, B16:13

vs. depth, A4:78, 91-92, 101, 116-117; A5:51, 64, 67-68; B16:10-11

magnetic susceptibility logs, vs. depth, B8:11-13, 16, 19

magnetite, rock magnetics, A4:32-35

magnetization, vs. depth, A4:103

magnetization ratio, vs. depth, A4:102

magnetostratigraphy

Brunhes/Matuyama boundary, A5:23

diatom datums, A4:35

models, A4:123

major elements

glass shards, B10:19-20

hemipelagic sediments, B13:1-12

sediments, B15:26-30

tephra, B9:5

major oxides

glass shards, B9:5-7

hydration, B9:21

vs. depth, B9:21

manganese oxide, tephra, B9:16-17

mantle, water flux, B1:8-10

mantle wedges, stiffening, B1:24

maps

Japan Trench, A4:69

seismicity, A1:25; A4:157

marine isotope stages, tephra geochemistry, B9:9-11

mass accumulation rates

carbonates, B11:3-4

marine organic matter, B11:4-6

mass accumulation rates, carbonates, vs. age, B11:14-15

mass accumulation rates, organic carbon, vs. age, B11:14-15

Matuyama Chron. See Brunhes/Matuyama boundary

mechanical coupling, deformation, B1:7-8

median destructive field

remanent magnetization, A4:31-35

vs. depth, A4:116-117; A5:68

methane

sediments, A1:10, 13; A4:37; A5:25, 27; B14:7-8, 12

vs. depth, A4:126; A5:71; B14:22

methane/ethane ratio

sediments, A1:10, 13; A4:37; A5:25; B14:7-8, 12

vs. depth, A4:126; A5:71; B14:22

mica

lithologic units, A5:12-13

vs. depth, A4:83

mica, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:90

microearthquakes

forearc basins, B1:2-3

plate motions, A1:6

Miocene

biostratigraphy, A5:17-21

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:6-10

volcanic ash, A1:8-9

Miocene, middle

dinoflagellate biostratigraphy, B6:1-19

lithologic units, A5:11-12

Miocene, middle-upper, calcareous nannofossils, B4:4-7

Miocene, upper

biostratigraphy, A4:23-26

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:6-8

dinoflagellate biostratigraphy, B6:1-19

foraminiferal biostratigraphy, B7:4

lithologic units, A4:16-19; A5:9-12

Miocene/Pliocene boundary

biostratigraphy, A1:10

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:7, 12

Miocene-Pliocene interval, paleoclimatology, B6:6-7

mobilization, mineral water, B14:12-13

modular intelligent digitizers, seafloor instruments, A3:11-13

Mohorivicic discontinuity, forearc basins, B1:3

Mohr-Coulomb envelope, triaxial shear strength, B17:6

multiple-access expandable gateways, seafloor instruments, A3:11, 35-37

N

nannofossils

abundance, B5:11

biostratigraphic datums, A5:105; B4:22

distribution, B5:13-15

lithologic units, A5:9-10

Quaternary, B5:1-15

range chart, B4:23-31

relative abundance, B4:18; B5:10

vs. depth, A4:82; A5:52

nannofossils, calcareous

biostratigraphy, A4:23-24; A5:17-18

datum levels, A4:185

Neogene, B4:1-31

paleoceanography, B4:7-9

Narugo Caldera, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:4

Narugo Yanagisawa, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:4

Neogene

calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy, B4:1-31

convergent margin, A1:4-5

diatom age and stratigraphic position, B2:31

diatom datums, A1:13

foraminiferal biostratigraphy, B7:1-23

plate tectonics, B1:1-27

Neogene, upper, diatom biostratigraphy, B2:1-38

NEREID System

boreholes, A3:2-3, 23-25

operation, A3:19-20

NEREID-1, borehole geophysical observatory, A1:9-15

NEREID-2, borehole geophysical observatory, A1:12-15

nitrogen

sediments, A1:10; A4:38; A5:25, 27

See also carbon/nitrogen ratio

nodules, lithologic units, A4:18-19

O

obliquity

core-log integration, B15:9-10

gamma-ray time shift variation, B15:24-25

ocean-borehole seismometers. See seismometers, ocean-borehole

ocean-bottom installation, strainmeters, A3:7-8

Olduvai Subchron, foraminiferal biostratigraphy, B7:4

ooze, diatomaceous

correlation, B8:12

photograph, B8:12

ooze, hemipelagic diatomaceous, lithologic units, A4:15-16

ooze, interbedded diatomaceous, lithologic units, A1:9

opal-A

lithologic units, A4:15-22; A5:9-10, 13

vs. depth, A4:91, 93; A5:53

vs. porosity, A4:144

See also opal-CT/opal-A ratio

opal-A, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:88

opal-CT

diatoms, A4:24

vs. depth, A4:92

opal-CT/opal-A ratio, vs. depth, A4:93

organic matter

degradation, B11:4-6

sediments, A1:13; A5:27

organic matter, marine, accumulation, B11:1-17

overlying plate, coupling with subducting slabs, B1:5-6

overprinting, remanent magnetization, A4:27-32

oxygen isotope stratigraphy, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:4, 7

oxygen isotopes, carbonates, B12:3, 5

Oyashio Current

organic matter, B11:6-7

sediments, A5:27

Oyashio Front, paleoceanography, B3:1-21

P

Pacific Ocean NW

biostratigraphy, B6:1-19

Quaternary nannofossils, B5:1-15

Pacific Ocean W, deep oceans, A1:1-37

paleoceanography

calcareous nannofossils, B4:7-9, 19-20; B5:1-15

diatoms, B3:1-21

Miocene-Pliocene, B6:6-7

organic matter, B11:6-7

paleoclimatology

core-log integration, B15:9-10

Miocene-Pliocene, B6:6-7

paleoenvironment, Miocene-Pliocene, B6:6-7

paleointensity, vs. depth, A4:121

paleomagnetism

Site 1150, A4:27-35

Site 1151, A5:22-23

paleotemperature

alkenones, B13:3

paleoceanography, B3:1-21

vs. depth, B13:6

palynomorphs, biostratigraphy, B6:1-19

Panama. See Isthmus of Panama

paramagnetic minerals, magnetic susceptibility, B16:4

pebbles

lithologic units, A4:15-16, 22

number, A4:182-183

vs. depth, A4:78

Peedee formation belemnite, carbon isotopes, B12:3

peridiniacean cysts. See protoperidiniacean cysts

petrography, tephra, B10:22

pH, pore water, B14:5

physical properties

bulk samples, B15:31-36

sediments, A1:10-11

Site 1150, A4:41-49

Site 1151, A5:27-33

vs. depth, A4:47-49; A5:32-33

plane-strain analysis, deformation, B1:7-8

Planolites

lithologic units, A1:10; A4:18-19

photograph, A4:80

tephra, B9:4

plastic broadening, triaxial shear strength, B17:5

plate boundary

forearc basins, B1:2-3

high-resolution geometry, A1:8

plate coupling

length, B1:25

subduction, B1:1-27

plate geometry, changes with time, B1:23

plate motions, subduction zones, A1:5-6

Pleistocene

calcareous nannofossils, B4:4-7

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:6-10

lithologic units, A4:15-16; A5:8-9

tephrochronology, B9:1-29

See also Pliocene/Pleistocene boundary

Pliocene

biostratigraphy, A4:23-26; A5:17-21

calcareous nannofossils, B4:4-7

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:6-10

foraminiferal biostratigraphy, B7:4

tephrochronology, B9:1-29

Thalassiosira stratigraphic occurrence, B2:32-33

See also Early Pliocene Problem Subzone; Miocene-Pliocene interval; Miocene/Pliocene boundary

Pliocene, lower

dinoflagellate biostratigraphy, B6:1-19

lithologic units, A4:16-17; A5:9-10

Pliocene, upper, lithologic units, A4:15-16; A5:8-9

Pliocene/Pleistocene boundary

biostratigraphy, A1:10

foraminiferal biostratigraphy, B7:4-6

pods, tephra, B9:4-5, 11

pore pressure

vs. time, B17:12

water flux, B1:9

pore water

forearcs, B1:4

geochemistry, A1:10; A4:38-41, 198; A5:115; B14:1-23

sediments, A1:15

porosity

lithologic units, A1:14

sediments, A1:11; A4:45-46, 62-63

vs. carbonate content, A4:144

vs. depth, A4:138, 140-142; A5:81-82; B15:16-20

vs. gamma rays, B15:22

vs. opal-A, A4:144

potassium

alteration, B14:9

pore water, A1:10; A5:26; B1:4; B14:6

sediments, A1:13; A4:39

vs. depth, A4:129; A5:74; B14:18-19

potassium logs, vs. depth, A4:94; A5:84

potassium oxide

glass shards, B9:6

standard deviation, B9:20

tephra, B9:10, 16-17

vs. gamma rays, B15:21

vs. titanium oxide, B9:23-24

See also titanium oxide/potassium oxide ratio

potassium oxide vs. titanium oxide, Japan Trench vs.

Japan tephra, B9:25

potassium oxide/aluminum oxide ratio

hemipelagic sediments, B13:4

vs. depth, B13:6

power consumption, systems, A3:17, 40

power distribution modules, seafloor instruments, A3:14

power supply, systems, A3:17-18

precession index

core-log integration, B15:9-10

gamma-ray time shift variation, B15:24-25

precipitation rims, faults, A5:39

principal component analysis, diatoms, B3:5-6, 12, 14, 17-21

productivity, organic matter, B11:6-7

protoperidiniacean cysts, Miocene-Pliocene, B6:6-7

pumice

lithologic units, A5:8-9

photograph, A4:95

tephra, B9:4-5

pumice grains

lithologic units, A4:17, 21-22; A5:14-15

photograph, A5:61

vs. depth, A5:49-50

pumice layers, number, A5:102-103

pyrite

lithologic units, A4:18-19; A5:14

vs. depth, A4:84

pyroxene, lithologic units, A5:12-13

pyrrhotite, rock magnetics, A4:32-35

Q

quartz

lithologic units, A4:19-22; A5:12-13

vs. depth, A4:83, 91; A5:53

quartz, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:88

Quaternary

biostratigraphy, A4:23-26; A5:17-21

diatom age and stratigraphic position, B2:31

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:1-38

Quaternary, upper

alkenones, B13:1-12

nannofossils, B5:1-15

tephrostratigraphy, B10:1-22

R

radiolarians

lithologic units, A1:9; A5:13

vs. depth, A4:82; A5:52

re-entry cones, jet-in test, A4:5-9

reflectance

lithologic units, A5:16

vs. depth, A4:76, 91; A5:48; B8:15

reflection coefficient, correlation, A4:56-57

refractive index, tephra, B9:8-9

relaxation, photograph, B17:11

remagnetization, remanent magnetization, A4:29-30

remanent magnetization

chemical treatment, A4:34-35

sediments, A1:14

remanent magnetization, anhysteretic

demagnetization data, A4:192

magnetic susceptibility, B16:4

paleointensity vs. depth, A4:121

sediments, A4:31-35; A5:112

vs. depth, A4:116-117; A5:68; B16:10-13

remanent magnetization, characteristic, sediments, A4:31-35; A5:22

remanent magnetization, depositional, sediments, A4:31-32

remanent magnetization, isothermal

magnetic intensity vs. acquisition, A4:120

paleointensity vs. depth, A4:121

sediments, A4:33-35

thermal demagnetization, A4:119

remanent magnetization, natural

demagnetization data, A4:192-193

paleointensity vs. depth, A4:121

sediments, A4:27-32; A5:112

vs. depth, A4:116-117; A5:68

remanent magnetization, natural/anhysteretic intensity ratio

sediments, A4:33-35

vs. depth, A5:68

remanent magnetization, natural/isothermal intensity ratio, sediments, A4:33-35

remanent magnetization, postdeposition, sediments, A4:31-32

remanent magnetization, viscous, sediments, A4:33-35

resistivity

sediments, A4:52

structures, B1:16

vs. depth, A4:91, 93

resistivity logs, vs. depth, A4:94; A5:34, 84

resistivity, shallow, vs. spectral gamma rays, A4:152

rheology, deformation, B1:7-8

rifting, stratigraphy, B1:5

rock magnetics, sediments, A4:32-35; B16:1-21

S

salinity

fluid flow, B14:9

pore water, A4:38; A5:25; B14:4, 6

sediments, A1:13, 15

vs. depth, A4:93, 128; A5:73; B14:18-19

salinity, in situ, vs. depth, A4:138

SAM, downhole links, A3:15-16, 35, 38, 45, 51

sand

lithologic units, A4:17-18, 22; A5:8-9

vs. depth, A4:78

sand, authigenic glauconitic, lithologic units, A1:10

sand, glauconitic, photograph, A5:57-58

sand layers

lithologic units, A5:15

number, A5:101

vs. depth, A5:51

sand patches, vs. depth, A5:51

sand/silt grains, number, A4:182-183

Sanriku

alkenones, B13:1-12

biostratigraphy, B6:1-19

core-log integration, B15:1-42

paleoceanography, B3:1-21

seafloor instruments, gateways, A3:11-17

seawater battery, power supply, A3:17-19, 41-43

sediment flux, tectonics, A1:15-16

sedimentary record, core-log integration, B15:1-42

sedimentary rocks, triaxial shear strength, B17:1-19

sedimentation, core-log integration, B15:9-10

sedimentation rates

biostratigraphy, A4:35-37; A5:23-24

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:7-10

forearcs, B1:4

gamma-ray time series, B15:41

gamma-ray time shift variation, B15:24-25

nannofossil datums, B5:4-5

Neogene, A1:10, 13

sediments, A1:15

Site 1150, A4:35-37

Site 1151, A5:23-24, 27

vs. age, A1:33; A4:125; A5:70; B1:19, 26

sediments

histograms, A4:77

organic geochemistry, B11:16, 17

rock magnetics, B16:1-21

triaxial shear strength, B17:1-19

X-ray diffractograms, A4:85-87

sediments, hemipelagic, alkenones, B13:1-12

seismic profiles

Japan Trench, A1:22

Site 1150, A4:70

Site 1151, A5:43-44

seismic sections, synthetic seismograms, A4:155-156

seismicity

forearc basins, B1:2-3

maps, A1:25; A4:157

subduction zones, A1:5-6

thrust zones, B1:15

seismograms, synthetic, vs. depth, A4:153-154

seismometers, ocean-borehole, boreholes, A3:8-9, 30-32

seismometers, PMD, boreholes, A3:9-10

seismometers, sediments, A1:15-16

seismotectonics, forearc basins, B1:2-3

sensors, tiltmeters, A3:11, 33, 50

Shatsky Rise, volcanic ash, A1:8-9

shear planes, triaxial shear strength, B17:5

shear strength, triaxial

sedimentary rocks, B17:1-19

sediments, B17:1-19

shear strength, undrained

sediments, A4:44, 201

vs. depth, A4:137

shearing, dextral, photograph, A5:89

Shikotsu Daiichi tephra, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:4

signal conditioning, strainmeters, A3:8

silica

diagenesis, B9:7

standard deviation, B9:20

tephra, B9:8-9, 16-17

vs. aluminum oxide, B15:21

vs. sodium oxide, B9:26

See also aluminum oxide/silica ratio

silica, biogenic, alteration, B14:9

silica/aluminum oxide ratio

vs. aluminum oxide, B15:21

vs. depth, B9:22; B15:16-20

vs. diatom valves, B15:21

vs. gamma rays, B15:22

vs. total organic carbon, B15:21

silica/calcium oxide ratio, tephra, B9:10

siliciclastics

histograms, A4:77

lithologic units, A1:9, 13; A4:19-21; A5:12-13

vs. depth, A4:78; A5:52; B16:10

silicoflagellates

lithologic units, A5:13

vs. depth, A4:82

silt

lithologic units, A1:9; A4:22; A5:8-9

vs. depth, A4:78

X-ray diffractograms, A4:86

See also sand/silt grains

silt, clayey, lithologic units, A5:8-9

silt, sandy, lithologic units, A4:15-16

silt layers

lithologic units, A5:15

number, A5:101

vs. depth, A5:51

silt patches, vs. depth, A5:51

siltstone, clayey, lithologic units, A4:17-19

siltstone, lithologic units, A4:17-18

Site 438

age vs. depth, A1:32

chlorinity vs. depth, A1:31

correlation with B7:13-14

sedimentation rates vs. age, A1:33

volcanic ash layers vs. age, A1:34

Site 439, Cretaceous unconformities, A1:4

Site 440, volcanic ash layers vs. age, A1:34

Site 584

age vs. depth, A1:32

Cretaceous unconformities, A1:4

sedimentation rates vs. age, A1:33

Site 799, chlorinity vs. depth, A1:31

Site 1150, A4:1-209

authigenic carbonates, B12:1-6

background and objectives, A4:1-2

biostratigraphy, A4:23-26

borehole instruments, A4:57-59

composite depth scales, B8:1-23

core-log integration, B15:1-42

coring summary, A4:176-178

correlation with Site 438, B7:13-14

deep-sea terraces, A1:9-12

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:6-8

diatoms, B3:4-5

downhole measurements, A4:49-57

fluid geochemistry, B14:1-23

foraminiferal biostratigraphy, B7:3, 11, 15-17

geochemistry, A4:37-41

jet-in test, A4:3-14

lithostratigraphy, A4:14-22; B14:17

marine organic matter, B11:1-17

Neogene calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy, B4:1-31

operational summary, A1:37

operations, A4:2-3

paleoceanography, B3:1-21

paleomagnetism, A4:27-35

physical properties, A4:41-49

Quaternary nannofossils, B5:1-15

rock magnetics, B16:1-21

sedimentation rates, A4:35-37

site description, A4:1-209

structural geology, A4:60-65

summary, A1:9-12

tephra geochemistry, B9:10-11

triaxial shear strength, B17:1-19

upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:1-22

Site 1151, A5:1-125

alkenones, B13:1-12

authigenic carbonates, B12:1-6

background and objectives, A5:1-2

biostratigraphy, A5:17-21; B2:8-10; B3:5-7; B4:1-31; B6:1-19

borehole instruments, A5:36-37

composite depth scales, B8:1-23

core-log integration, B15:1-42

coring summary, A5:97-99

correlation with Site 438, B7:13-14

deep-sea terraces, A1:12-15

diatom biostratigraphy, B2:8-10

diatoms, B3:5-7

downhole measurements, A5:33-35

fluid geochemistry, B14:1-23

foraminiferal biostratigraphy, B7:3-4, 12, 18-20

geochemistry, A5:25-27

lithostratigraphy, A5:7-17; B14:17

marine organic matter, B11:1-17

Neogene calcareous nannofossil biostratigraphy, B4:1-31

operational summary, A1:37

operations, A5:2-7

paleoceanography, B3:1-21

paleomagnetism, A5:22-23

physical properties, A5:27-33

Quaternary nannofossils, B5:1-15

rock magnetics, B16:1-21

sedimentation rates, A5:23-24

site description, A5:1-125

structural geology, A5:37-40

summary, A1:12-15

tephra geochemistry, B9:9

triaxial shear strength, B17:1-19

upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:1-22

smectite, X-ray diffraction data, vs. depth, A4:88

sodium

alteration, B14:9

pore water, A5:26; B14:5-6

sediments, A1:13; A4:39

vs. depth, A4:129; A5:74; B14:18, 19

sodium oxide

glass shards, B9:6

standard deviation, B9:20

tephra, B9:16-17

vs. silica, B9:26

Spfa-1 tephra, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:4

splice tie points, correlation, B8:23

sponge spicules

lithologic units, A1:9; A4:18-19; A5:13

photograph, A5:56

vs. depth, A4:82; A5:52

stiffness modulus

triaxial shear strength, B17:6

vs. depth, B17:14

strain, vs. stress, B17:16-19

strainmeter interface, seafloor instruments, A3:14-15

strainmeters

boreholes, A3:5-8, 26-29

sediments, A1:15-16

stratigraphy, gamma-ray time series, B15:40

stress

sediments, A4:61-63

vs. strain, B17:16-19

stress, differential, photograph, B17:16-19

stress, total effective vertical, vs. depth, A4:143; A5:83

stress, vertical, sediments, A4:47; A5:31-32

stress fields

arcs, B1:21

deformation, A1:15-16

stress transfer zone, backarcs, B1:6

striations

faults, A5:40

triaxial shear strength, B17:6

strontium

alteration, B14:10-11

pore water, A1:14; A5:26; B14:5

sediments, A4:38-39

vs. depth, A4:129; A5:74; B14:18, 19

structural geology

Site 1150, A4:60-65

Site 1151, A5:37-40

structures

deformation, A5:122

orientation, A4:63

subducting slabs

coupling with overlying plate, B1:5-6, 8-10

thermal structure, B1:7

subduction

deformation, A1:15-16

plate coupling, B1:1-27

subduction angle, volcanic front, B1:6, 10

subduction zones

coupling with overlying plate, B1:5-6

geometry, B1:8

trenches, A1:1-37

subsidence

history, A1:9, 23

trenches, A1:1-37

sulfate

pore water, A1:14; A5:25-27

sediments, A4:38

vs. depth, A4:128; A5:73

sulfate reduction, sediments, A4:39-40

sulfur

hemipelagic sediments, B13:3-4

sediments, A1:10; A4:38; A5:25

vs. depth, A4:127; A5:72

T

tectonic erosion, history, A1:9

tectonics, extensional

convergence, A1:4-5

stratigraphy, B1:5

temperature

vs. depth, A4:150-151; A5:35, 86; B3:11, 13

vs. time, A4:149; A5:85

temperature, in-situ, sediments, A4:204; A5:120

tension gashes, photograph, A5:89

tephra

correlation, B9:8-9

deposition, B9:4-5

lithologic units, A4:15-17; A5:14-15; B10:8-14

petrography, B10:22

Pliocene-Pleistocene distribution, B9:27-28

vs. depth, A4:78

tephra, bioturbated, photograph, A5:60

tephra, primary

lithologic units, A5:8-9

photograph, A5:59

tephra, reworked, lithologic units, A4:15-16

tephrochronology, Pliocene-Pleistocene, B9:1-29

tephrostratigraphy

Pliocene-Pleistocene, B9:1-29

upper Quaternary, B10:1-22

Thalassiosira trifulta group, diatom biostratigraphy, B2:11

thermal conductivity

sediments, A4:43, 199; A5:29, 116

vs. depth, A4:133; A5:78

thermal structure, subducting slab, B1:7

thermal subsidence, stratigraphy, B1:5

thorium logs, vs. depth, A4:94; A5:84

three-component instrument, strainmeters, A3:7, 29

tie points, sediments, B15:39

tiltmeters, boreholes, A3:10-11, 33-34

titanium oxide

tephra, B9:16-17

vs. potassium oxide, B9:23-24

See also iron oxide/titanium oxide ratio

titanium oxide/aluminum oxide ratio

hemipelagic sediments, B13:4

vs. depth, B13:6

titanium oxide/magnesium oxide ratio, tephra, B9:10

titanium oxide/potassium oxide ratio, tephra, B9:9-10

To-H tephra, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:3-4

Tohoku, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:3-4

Towada Caldera, upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:3-4

trench axis, forearc basins, B1:3

trenches, drilling, A1:1-37

Tsugaru Strait, paleoceanography, B3:1-21

Tsugaru Warm Current, paleoceanography, B3:1-21

U

unconformities

Cretaceous, A1:4; B1:3

See also hiatuses

underthrusting, convergent margin, A1:4-5

uplifts, backarcs, B1:5

uranium logs, vs. depth, A4:94; A5:84

V

velocity

lithologic units, A1:14

plate motions, A1:6

structures, B1:16

unconformities, A1:5

vs. depth, A4:153-154

velocity, sonic, lithologic units, A4:51-52

velocity logs, vs. depth, A4:94, 158; A5:34-35, 84, 87

viscosity, thermal structure, B1:7

void ratio, vs. depth, A4:138, 140; A5:81-82

volcanic ash

alteration, B14:9

backarcs, B1:5

correlation, B8:12, 22

lithologic units, A1:9; A4:18-19, 21-22; A5:8-9, 14-15

number of layers, A4:180-181

patch frequency, B1:18

photograph, A4:96-99; B8:12

temporal distribution, B9:7-8

vs. depth, A5:49-50

volcanic ash, bioturbated

photograph, A4:98

vs. depth, A5:49-50

volcanic ash, reworked

photograph, A4:97, 99

vs. depth, A5:49-50

volcanic ash, rhyolitic-dacitic, derivation, A1:8-9

volcanic ash layers

number, A5:102-103

vs. age, A1:34

volcanic ash patches, photograph, A5:60

volcanic front

migration, B1:22

subduction angle, B1:6

volcanic glass

lithologic units, A1:9; A4:17-18; A5:9-11

vs. depth, A4:84

volcaniclastics

frequency in tephra pods and layers, B9:19, 29

histograms, A4:77

lithologic units, A4:21-22; A5:13-14; B10:15-18

tephrochronology, B9:1-29

vs. depth, A4:78

volcanigenic component, vs. depth, A5:52

volcanism

eruptions, A1:4

forearcs, B1:4, 10

tectonics, A1:15-16

upper Quaternary tephrostratigraphy, B10:3-4

vs. age, B1:26

volume change, vs. time, B17:13

W

water content, vs. depth, A5:81-82

water content, solid mass, vs. depth, A4:138-139; A5:81-82

water content, total mass, vs. depth, A4:138-139; A5:81-82

water flux, coupling, B1:8-9

well-logging

sediments, A1:12, 14-15

summary, A4:145, 203; A5:119

X

X-ray diffraction data

sediments, A4:85-87, 179; A5:100

vs. depth, A5:53-55

Z

zonation

calcareous nannofossils, B4:4-7, 21

diatoms, A1:10; B2:3-5, 22, 24

Zoophycos

lithologic units, A1:10; A4:18-19

photograph, A4:81

tephra, B9:4