Minerals										Biogenic components						Rock					
Leg	Site	H	Cor	CT	Sct	Top (cm)	Depth (mbsf)	Litho-logy	Sand	Silt	Clay	Acc Min (1)	Dolo-mite	Clay (47)	Fe Oxide (68)	Feld-spar (71)	Opa-ques (140)	Plagio-clase (159)	Quartz (172)	Volc Glass (81)	Zeolite (222)	Diatoms (58)	Fish Re-mains (74)	Nanno-fossils (132)	Radio-larians (173)	Silic Sponge Spi-cules (185)	Silico-flagel-lates (189)	Rock Frag.	Comments				
191	1179	C	1	H	1	70	0.70	D	40	10	50	*		50		1	*		1	1	2	32			10	3			Diatom-rich clay. Accessory mineral is pyroxene				
191	1179	C	1	H	3	119	4.19	D	30	15	55			53		*			2	2		34			5	4			Diatom-rich clay				
191	1179	C	1	H	4	68	5.18	D	35	20	45			33		1	1		3	2		50			5	5			Clay-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	2	H	1	100	49.80	D	65	10	25			25		*			1	2		40			27	4	1		Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Includes brown glass				
191	1179	C	2	H	5	11	54.91	D	60	15	25			25		*			1	*		37			30	5	2		Clayey siliceous ooze. Radiolarians mainly broken				
191	1179	C	2	H	5	87	55.67	D	55	15	30			30		*			1	*		40			22	6	1		Clay and radiolarian-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	2	H	7	40	58.20	D	60	15	25			25		1			1	1		40			25	6	1		"Clay and radiolarian-rich diatom ooze. Radiolarian tests, and many spines"				
191	1179	C	3	H	1	12	58.42	M	6	90	4		80	4					3	8		5			*	*			Dolomitic concretion?? Piece of firm lithology in drilling-distrubed ooze at top of core				
191	1179	C	3	H	1	128	59.58	M	10	30	60			50			*		20	10	20				*				Quartzose zeolitic clay. A thin dark green clay layer				
191	1179	C	3	H	2	25	60.05	D	70	15	15			15		1			1	*		65			14	3	1		Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	3	H	2	87	60.67	D	65	15	20			20		*			1			60			16	2	1		Clay and radiolarian-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	3	H	2	99	60.79	D	30	50	20		25	10			*		3			50			11	1	*		Calcareous diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	3	H	3	75	62.05	D	70	5	25			25		*	*		*	25	*	45			5	*			Ash and clay-rich siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	3	H	4	104	63.84	M	30	40	30		8	4						1		38			45	3	1		Radiolarian-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	3	H	6	125	67.05	D	40	42	18			20							5	45			20	7	3		Siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	3	H	7	7	67.37	D	35	40	25			24			*			3	8	57			5	2	1		Diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	3	H	CC	0	67.70	D	65	15	20			20			*	*		1	2	55			19	3			Clay and radiolarian-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	4	H	3	90	71.70	D	70	10	20			20	*	2			2	5		40	*		28	2	1		Clay-rich siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	4	H	5	20	74.00	M	90	5	5	*		5		1			*	94		*					*		Vitric ash. Accessory mineral is hornblende. Whole and broken diatoms and radiolarian spines				
191	1179	C	5	H	2	90	79.70	D	55	20	25			25	*	2			2	12		40			15	3	1		Ash-bearing clay-rich siliceous ooze. Accessory mineral pyroxene(?). Mostly broken spines and broken tests of radiolarians				
191	1179	C	5	H	6	50	85.30	D	38	43	19									2	2	66			24	4	2		Radiolarian-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	6	H	1	75	87.55	D	65	10	25			25		1	*		1	2		45	*		22	3	1		Clay and radiolarian-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	6	H	2	126	89.56	M	90	7	3	*		3			1		*	35		35	*		23	3			Ash-rich siliceous ooze. A light colored mottle. Accessory mineral is hornblende. Mainly broken radiolarians				
191	1179	C	6	H	4	90	92.20	M	30	60	10		5	8			*		8	*	1	45		*	25	8			Radiolarian-rich diatom ooze. Small amount of carbonate is present. Zeolite: phillipsite(?)				
191	1179	C	6	H	4	116	92.46	M	80	20	*					1	1		3	95									"Vitric ash. Grains of light glass, many with inclusions (opaque minerals) and pipe vesicles"				
191	1179	C	6	H	5	73	93.53	D	75	10	15			15		1	*		1	5		45			30	3	*		Clay-bearing siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	6	H	6	57	94.87	D	70	10	20			20		1			2	2		55			14	6			Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Mostly silt-sized quartz				
191	1179	C	7	H	2	7	97.87	D	65	15	20			20		1				1	3	60			15				Radiolarian-bearing siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	7	H	4	101	101.81	D	50	25	25			25		1	*		1	*	1	55			17				Siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	7	H	6	18	103.98	D	40	35	25			25		3					2	55			15				Siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	8	H	2	80	108.10	D	50	15	35			35		2	*			2		40			18	3			Clay-rich siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	8	H	5	140	113.20	D	10	68	22			10						2	1	70			13	3	1		Siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	9	H	3	80	119.10	D	16	32	52			30							3	46			18	3			Clayey siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	9	H	6	110	123.90	D	23	41	36			23						2	2	41			29	3			Radiolarian-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	10	H	1	100	125.80	D	25	65	10	*		5					3	2		65	*		20	5	*		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Brown accessory minerals might be hornblende				
191	1179	C	10	H	1	125	126.05	D	35	40	25			25		3				3		55			14				Siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	10	H	2	100	127.30	D	25	65	10			7			*		2	*		65			19	5	2		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	10	H	3	38	128.18	D	35	35	30			25							10	55			10				Radiolarian-bearing diatomaceous ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite				
191	1179	C	10	H	3	100	128.80	D	30	55	15			9			*		3	*	1	55			25	6	1		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite				
191	1179	C	10	H	4	8	129.38	D	54	20	26			25		*					3	60			12				Radiolarian-bearing diatomaceous ooze				
191	1179	C	10	H	4	98	130.28	M	70	25	5			5						50	40	5							Volcanic glass-bearing zeolite mudstone. From an indurated pebble in the section				
191	1179	C	10	H	4	100	130.30	D	30	50	20			8			*		2	*	1	60			23	4	2		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite				
191	1179	C	10	H	5	57	131.37	D	40	35	25			25		*				*		60			15				Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	10	H	5	100	131.80	D	25	60	15			9			*		5		4	60	1		20		1		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite				
191	1179	C	11	H	2	100	136.80	D	30	50	20			6			*		2		*	55	*		30	6	1		Radiolarian-rich diatom ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite. Trace of brown volcanic glass included				
191	1179	C	11	H	3	100	138.30	D	20	70	10			7					2	*		60			22	8	1		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	11	H	4	100	139.80	D	20	70	10			5			1		1	1		65			24	3	*		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	11	H	5	55	140.85	D	60	15	25			25		*			1	1		50			21	1	1		Radiolarian and clay-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	11	H	5	99	141.29	D	25	65	10		1	8			*		2		*	60			23	5	1		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze  Polycrystalline dolomite has high birefringence				
191	1179	C	11	H	6	56	142.36	D	60	15	25			25		*			*	*		55			15	3	2		Radiolarian-bearing clay-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	11	H	6	100	142.80	D	30	50	20			8					2	2		60			25	3	*		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Quartz is in the 5-micrometer range.  Trace of brown volcanic glass included				
191	1179	C	12	H	2	100	146.30	D	20	65	15			5			1		1	*	*	65			21	6	1		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite				
191	1179	C	12	H	2	106	146.36	D	42	48	10			5					1	*	*	50			39	4	1		Radiolarian-rich diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	12	H	4	72	149.02	D	21	44	35			20						2		50			20	6	2		Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	13	H	1	100	154.30	D	25	60	15			10			*		2	1		60			21	5	1		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	13	H	3	100	157.30	D	20	65	15			10			*		2	*		60			21	6	1		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	13	H	4	99	158.79	D	55	10	35			35		2			1			50			11	1			"Clay-rich radiolarian bearing diatom ooze. The ""slicker"" of the alternating slick and rough intervals"				
191	1179	C	13	H	4	105	158.85	D	55	10	35			35		2			1			50			10	2			"Clay-rich radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. The ""rougher"" of the alternating slick and rough intervals. No significant compositional difference between the two"				
191	1179	C	13	H	5	116	160.46	M	35	50	15			15		1			1		40	30			12	1			Diatom-rich zeolitic mud				
191	1179	C	14	H	1	100	163.80	D	25	55	20			12			*		3	1	2	55			20	6	1		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze				
191	1179	C	14	H	1	123	164.03	D	14	34	52			36						2	4	40			14	4			Clayey siliceous ooze				
191	1179	C	14	H	2	66	164.96	M	35	40	25			25			2		3		10	40	*		14	5	1		Zeolitic clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom-rich siliceous ooze. Dark green sample. Much of clay is in clots. Zeolite is phillipsite and in clay clots. Some opaque materials are in organic shapes (coated radiolarian fragments?)				
191	1179	C	14	H	2	100	165.30	D	30	55	15			10			*		2	*		55			26	6	1		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze			
191	1179	C	14	H	3	100	166.80	D	15	65	20			12			*		4		2	50	*		25	5	2		Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in some clay clots			
191	1179	C	14	H	4	111	168.41	D	41	46	13			8						1	2	50			32	5	2		Radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze			
191	1179	C	14	H	4	145	168.75	D	25	55	20			15			*		5	*	15	40			21	4	*		"Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom and radiolarian-rich siliceous ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in clots of clay, and coating(?) adhering to some radiolarians(?)"			
191	1179	C	15	H	1	90	173.20	D	50	20	30			20		1				1	*	45			30	2	1		Clay-bearing radiolarian-rich diatom ooze. Mainly spines of radiolarians			
191	1179	C	15	H	5	55	178.85	D	55	15	30			30		1				1		45			19	2	2		Zeolitic clay-rich radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze. Clay is possibly zeolitic			
191	1179	C	15	H	6	105	180.85	M	60	31	9			4						95	1								Vitric ash			
191	1179	C	16	H	1	70	182.50	D	8	41	51			40						1	4	38			13	4			Clay-rich siliceous ooze			
191	1179	C	16	H	4	60	186.90	M	7	38	55			32						2	25	25			13	3			Siliceous zeolitic mud			
191	1179	C	17	H	2	41	193.21	D	40	30	30			40		*				*		45			15	*			Zeolitic clay-rich radiolarian-rich diatom ooze. Clay is slightly zeolitic			
191	1179	C	17	H	5	56	197.86	M	45	45	10			10						15	75								"Zeolitic porcellanite. Glass is deeply corroded or etched, both light and dark (brown). Texture less than usual, as the piece of hard burrow-fill was scraped to provide smear slide"			
191	1179	C	17	H	5	99	198.29	D	45	30	25			30								55	1		13	1	*		"Zeolitic clay-rich, radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze.  Fine zeolite counted in clay"			
191	1179	C	17	H	6	119	199.99	M	75	20	5	*		5		2				88	5								Vitric ash.  Zeolite is phillipsite			
191	1179	C	18	H	2	70	203.00	M	15	68	17			9						3	70	11			6	1			Siliceous zeolitic mud			
191	1179	C	18	H	3	56	204.36	D	11	42	47			32							7	35			21	5			Zeolitic clay-rich siliceous ooze			
191	1179	C	18	H	6	100	209.30	D	25	50	25			20			*		4	*	5	45			22	4	*		Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom and radiolarian-rich siliceous ooze. Much of clay is in clots. Zeolite: phillipsite(?)			
191	1179	C	19	H	1	80	211.10	D	40	30	30			37		1				5		30			25	1	1		Zeolitic clay-rich siliceous ooze. Clay: zeolitic alteration
191	1179	C	19	H	1	100	211.30	D	25	50	25			20			*		3	*	6	45			21	4	1		"Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom and radiolarian-rich siliceous ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in clay clots, mainly in and on radiolarians"
191	1179	C	19	H	2	100	212.80	D	35	35	30			20					4	*	10	40	*		18	6	2		Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom and radiolarian-rich siliceous ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is coatings on radiolarians
191	1179	C	19	H	3	100	214.30	D	20	55	25			20			1		2		10	40			22	4	1		Clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom-rich siliceous ooze. Opaque minerals are irregular masses. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	19	H	4	100	215.80	D	30	50	20			15					2		8	50			20	4	1		Clay and radiolarian-rich diatom ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	19	H	5	100	217.30	D	25	55	20			12			1		2		12	45			23	4	1		Zeolitic clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom-rich siliceous ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) includes one coated large broken siiliceous spicule; other masses in clay and radiolarians
191	1179	C	19	H	6	90	218.70	D	40	30	30			30						1		45			23	1			Zeolitic clay and radiolarian-rich diatom ooze. Clay is zeolitic
191	1179	C	19	H	6	100	218.80	D	40	30	30			15			1		2		20	40			18	4	*		Zeolitic clay and radiolarian-bearing diatom-rich siliceous ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is also present in and on radiolarians
191	1179	C	20	H	1	100	220.80	D	20	55	25			20					3		12	33			30	2	*		Zeolitic clay-bearing radiolarian ooze
191	1179	C	20	H	2	1	221.31	D	40	35	25			20					1		10	10			58	1			Zeolitic clay-bearing radiolarian ooze
191	1179	C	20	H	2	50	221.80	D	50	25	25			20					1		15	17	*		45	2			Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite)
191	1179	C	20	H	2	100	222.30	D	45	30	25			15			*		1		20	10			50	4	*		Zeolitic clay-rich radiolarian ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) includes coatings of radiolarians and coating piece of tube-vesicle glass
191	1179	C	20	H	3	1	222.81	D	40	35	25			20			1		1	*	10	15	*		50	3	*		Zeolitic clay and diatom-rich radiolarian ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	20	H	3	50	223.30	D	40	35	25			10					1		10	15			60	3	1		Zeolitic clay and diatom-brg radiolarian ooze. Much of zeolite (phillipsite) is in or on radiolarians
191	1179	C	20	H	3	77	223.57	D	55	15	30	1		35		1						22			40	1	*		"Zeolitic clay-rich, diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze. Clay masses are being zeolitized (z. counted as clay). In addition, some large (fine-sand-size) crystals of zeolite (phillipsite) present. More radiolarians than in most of slides. Accessory mineral: pyroxene(?). Most of radiolarians are fragments"
191	1179	C	20	H	3	100	223.80	D	40	30	30	*		20			*		1	*	6	14			55	4	*		Clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze. One grain of brown accessory mineral (hornblende?). Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	20	H	4	1	224.31	D	20	55	25	*		20			1		1	3	15	14			40	5	1		Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian-rich siliceous ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite). Accessory mineral maybe hornblende
191	1179	C	20	H	4	40	224.70	M	60	15	25			25						2		10	*		60	2	1		Radiolarian ooze. Most of radiolarians are fragments
191	1179	C	20	H	4	50	224.80	D	30	45	25			18					1	3	10	24			40	4	*		"Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian-rich siliceous ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) epitaxial.  Present on elongate grains of glass (and radiolarians). Volcanic glass is mostly light colored ~0.5 mm grains, but also include few brown grains. Few silicoflagellates are present, but a more diverse flora than in most smear slides here"
191	1179	C	20	H	4	100	225.30	D	30	45	25			15					*	2	10	23			45	4	1		"Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing, radiolarian-rich siliceous ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in or on radiolarians"
191	1179	C	20	H	5	1	225.81	D	20	60	20			15					*		10	20	*		50	4	1		Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in or on radiolarians
191	1179	C	20	H	5	50	226.30	D	30	40	30			18					*	1	10	20			47	3	1		Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze. Light and dark volcanic glass. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in or on radiolarians
191	1179	C	20	H	5	100	226.80	D	30	40	30			20					1		12	15			48	4	*		Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze. Light and dark volcanic glass. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in or on radiolarians and on sponge spicule
191	1179	C	20	H	5	150	227.30	D	30	45	25			20					*	1	12	18			45	3	1		Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze. Light and dark volcanic glass. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in or on radiolarians
191	1179	C	20	H	6	45	227.75	D	45	20	35			35		*						15			47	2	1		Zeolitic clay-rich radiolarian ooze. Clay is zeolitic
191	1179	C	20	H	CC	0	229.54	D	55	20	25			25		*	*			*		17	*		55	1	2		Clay and diatom bearing radiolarian ooze. Clay is zeolitic
191	1179	C	21	H	1	90	230.20	D	60	10	30			30		1				2		13	*		50	2	2		Clay-rich radiolarian ooze. Zeolite is growing in clay. Volcanic glass includes dark colored
191	1179	C	21	H	1	100	230.30	D	45	35	20			15					1	2	15	12			50	4	1		Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in or on radiolarians and on sponge spicules
191	1179	C	21	H	4	76	234.56	D	26	48	26			18					*		2	34			42	4	*		Diatom-rich radiolarian ooze
191	1179	C	22	H	2	100	241.30	D	40	30	30			20					*	4	20	13			40	3	*		"Zeolitic clay-rich diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is on several grains of glass, in and on radiolarians and/or on sponge spicules"
191	1179	C	22	H	3	40	242.20	M	80	15	5			5		5	*			90			*						Vitric ash. Light colored glass. Opaque mineral
191	1179	C	22	H	3	150	243.30	D	40	30	30			25			*		*	*	20	18			35	2	*		Zeolitic clay and radiolarian-bearing siliceous ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	22	H	4	50	243.80	D	25	45	30			20							12	15			50	3	*		Zeolitic clay and diatom-bearing radiolarian ooze
191	1179	C	22	H	4	100	244.30	D	30	40	30			18			1		1	1	15	10			50	3	1		Zeolitic clay-rich radiolarian ooze. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	22	H	4	150	244.80	D	40	30	30			20						3	20	15			40	2	*		Zeolitic clay-rich radiolarian ooze. Zeolite (phillipsite) is in or on radiolarians
191	1179	C	22	H	5	50	245.30	D	10	50	40			33					*	*	25	3			35	4	*		Radiolarian-rich zeolitic clay. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	22	H	5	100	245.80	D	5	30	65			60			4		*		30		*		5	1			Zeolitic clay
191	1179	C	22	H	5	127	246.07	D	3	10	87			87		1	*						1		10	1			Slightly siliceous clay. Opaline tests and sponge spicules are corroded (rounded edges). Fragments of radiolarians
191	1179	C	22	H	5	150	246.30	D	*	20	80			75			1		*	*	20		*		3	1	*		Zeolitic clay. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	22	H	6	50	246.80	D	0	30	70			70			1		1	*	25				2	1			Zeolitic clay. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	22	H	6	100	247.30	D	0	20	80			70			1		1	1	25		*		2	*			Zeolitic clay. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	22	H	6	118	247.48	D	1	3	96			96		1	*			1			2						Pelagic clay. Mainly dark volcanic glass. Very fine-grained zeolite counted with clay
191	1179	C	22	H	7	82	248.62	D	5	10	85			85						5	10								Pelagic clay (slightly zeolitic and ashy clay)
191	1179	C	23	H	1	50	248.80	D	0	20	80			70			4		1	2	23								Zeolitic clay. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	23	H	2	25	249.19	D	1	99				99			1						*						Zeolitic clay
191	1179	C	23	H	2	82	249.76	M	25	25	50			50						10	40								Ashy zeolitic mudstone. Orangish pink mottle. Zeolite more coarse-grained than in adjacent clay
191	1179	C	23	H	3	90	251.34	D	0	20	80			70			5		2	2	21		*			*			Zeolitic clay
191	1179	C	23	H	3	130	251.74	D	0	20	80			70			5				25		*			*			Zeolitic clay. Zeolite (phillipsite) is present commonly as clots on opaque minerals
191	1179	C	23	H	4	90	252.84	D	0	20	80			70			3			1	26								"Zeolitic clay. Light colored volcanic glasses are as shards. One grain of brown, blocky (hyaloclastite?) in volcanic glass. Zeolite: phillipsite"
191	1179	C	23	H	5	90	254.34	D	0	20	80			70			6				24								Zeolitic clay. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	23	H	5	110	254.54	D	0	12	88			88			1				10		1						Zeolitic clay. Fine-grained; most of it  coated with clay
191	1179	C	23	H	5	120	254.64	D	0	20	80			70			4			1	25								Zeolitic clay. Volcanic glasses are light shards; some pipe vesicles. Much of zeolite (phillipsite) is on opaque minerals and on glass
191	1179	C	23	H	5	142	254.86	M	0	20	80			70			4			*	26								Zeolitic clay. Orange mottle. Seems same as surrounding clay. Volcanic glass includes trace of light and brown glass. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	23	H	6	10	255.04	D	0	20	80			70			2			*	28								Zeolitic clay. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	23	H	6	30	255.24	D	0	20	80			70			3			1	26		*						Zeolitic clay. Zeolite: phillipsite
191	1179	C	23	H	6	50	255.44	D	0	20	80			73			3		*	*	24								Zeolitic clay
191	1179	C	23	H	6	70	255.64	D	*	20	80			75			3			1	21		*						"Zeolitic clay. Some opaque minerals have grain size of 0.12 mm diameter, but most are fine silt size"
191	1179	C	24	H	1	26	258.06	M	1	18	81			81			1			2	15		1						"Zeolitic clay. Silt-sized, light volcanic glass. Zeolite grains (besides clay)"
191	1179	C	24	H	1	100	258.80	D	0	30	70			65			15			*	20		*						Zeolitic clay. Most of opaque minerals range from a few micrometers up to ~50-micrometer-size 
191	1179	C	24	H	4	98	263.28	D	5	20	75			75	18		2				5								"(Ferruginous) zeolitic clay. Abundant Fe-oxide grains, mainly in very fine and fine (100-200 micrometer range) silt size"
191	1179	C	24	H	4	100	263.30	D	0	15	85			75			8			*	17		*						Zeolitic clay
191	1179	C	25	X	1	100	267.80	D	0	20	80			75	15		3			1	5		1						"Ferrugineous clay. Fe-oxide: What used to be called ""golden globules"" are abundant. Size is about 15 micrometers"
191	1179	C	26	X	1	85	274.55	D	0	20	80			75	15		3			1	6								"Ferrugineous clay.  Fe-oxide: ""golden globules"""
191	1179	C	26	X	1	100	274.70	D		15	85			80	6		10			1	3								"Clay. Fe-oxide: ""golden globules"""
191	1179	C	26	X	CC	15	283.34	M	4	12	84			84		4	*			10	2								Ashy clay (ash-bearing pelagic clay). Sample taken from the 1-cm light colored bed. Volcanic glass is mainly silt size
191	1179	D	1	R	1	25	281.25	M	0	2	98			98	1	*	*			1			*						Zeolitic clay. The reddish yellow lithology. Count fine zeolite in clay
191	1179	D	1	R	1	39	281.39	M	0	4	96			96	1		1						2						Zeolitic clay. The gray brown lithology. Count fine zeolite in clay
191	1179	D	1	R	1	56	281.56	M	1	15	84			84	*						15		1						Zeolitic clay. The reddish lithology. Small (fine and very fine silt-sized) zeolite laths are distinctive
191	1179	D	1	R	1	57	281.57	M	0	5	95			95							5		*						"(Slightly zeolitic) clay. The grayer lithology. Zeolite crystals more needle-like than laths in the reddish lithology (1R-1, 56 cm)"
191	1179	D	1	R	1	62	281.62	M	4	3	93			93						4			3						Zeolitic clay. Orangish layer. Clay is considerably zeolitized
191	1179	D	1	R	1	70	281.70	M	4	24	72			72			*				25		3						Zeolitic clay. Greenish gray lithology. Some zeolitic grains have grown to sand size (about 0.10 mm)
191	1179	D	3	R	CC	15	300.35	M	6	14	80			90			*			2								8	"Zeolitic clay. ""Rock fragments"" are authigenic chert masses. Clay is zeolitic. Chert is present as leptispheres, up to 0.20 micrometers (not detrital)"
191	1179	D	7	R	1	85	339.45	M						62			1			1	5		*		30	1			"(Porcellanite) knife scraping.  Most radiolarians are now replaced by chalcedony(?), but some remain opal. Opaline fragments also present. Majority of them have opaque masses inside. Shapes are mostly spherical (maximum 0.35 mm), elipses (0.21 to 0.3 mm), spiked and three tiered (0.1 mm high). Zeolite (clinoptilolite?) is laths or needles, ~5 micrometers long with low birefringence."