Figure F5. Close-up photograph of a turbidite from lithostratigraphic Unit II (interval 204-1244C-13H-4, 40-80 cm). The sand layer at 54 cm marks the base of the turbidite. Above this coarse base, the sediment grades to the silty clay of the turbidite tail. Below the base of the turbidite, the sediment is highly bioturbated. These characteristics are common to most of the turbidites found throughout lithostratigraphic Unit II.

Figure F5. Close-up photograph of a turbidite from lithostratigraphic Unit II (interval 204-1244C-13H-4, 40-80 cm). The sand layer at 54 cm marks the base of the turbidite. Above this coarse base, the sediment grades to the silty clay of the turbidite tail. Below the base of the turbidite, the sediment is highly bioturbated. These characteristics are common to most of the turbidites found throughout lithostratigraphic Unit II.