Table T3. Lithologic units with depth interval, distinguishing characteristics, and main sediment facies, Site 1185.
 
Core, section,
interval (cm)
Depth interval
(mbsf)
Unit
Distinguishing
characteristic
Age
Main sediment facies
Other characteristics
192-1185A-





2R-1, 0, to 8R-1, 14 250.60-308.54 II Chalk upper Eocene Nannofossil chalk with radiolarians to radiolarian nannofossil chalk Planktonic foraminifers are very rare.
192-1185B-





2R-1, 0, to 2R-1, 151 308.00-309.51 II Chalk upper Eocene Nannofossil chalk with radiolarians to radiolarian nannofossil chalk Planktonic foraminifers are very rare.
192-1185A-





8R-1, 14, to 11R-1, 92 308.54-328.70 Basement Basalt flows Cretaceous Basalt Rare interlava limestone contains very poorly preserved foraminifers and nannofossils.
192-1185B-





2R-2, 0, to 28R-1, 104 309.51-526.10 Basement Basalt flows Cretaceous Basalt Rare interlava limestone contains very poorly preserved foraminifers and nannofossils.

Notes: Depth intervals are based on curated depths. Based on changes in drilling conditions, the top of basement in Hole 1185A was 312.0 mbsf (see "Operations").