Figure F2. Prestack time migration of SCREECH Line 2, which crosses Sites 1276 and 1277 (Shillington et al., 2004). Note the continuity of seismic stratigraphic horizons (e.g., AU1, AU2, and U horizons) over much of the profile. A. Plot of the seaward two-thirds of the SCREECH Line 2. Locations of magnetic anomalies M3 and M0 are after Srivastava et al. (2000) and Shillington et al. (2004). Black box outlines region shown in B and C. B. SCREECH Line 2 covering transitional basement and Site 1276. Few basement features can be observed beneath the strong U reflection and other reflections in the lowermost sedimentary section. C. Same profile as B, with interpretations of the AU1, AU2 (after Tucholke and Sibuet; this volume), and U reflections, indicated with purple, red, and blue dashed lines, respectively.

Figure F2. Prestack time migration of SCREECH Line 2, which crosses Sites 1276 and 1277 (Shillington et al., 2004). Note the continuity of seismic stratigraphic horizons (e.g., A^U1, A^U2, and U horizons) over much of the profile. A. Plot of the seaward two-thirds of the SCREECH Line 2. Locations of magnetic anomalies M3 and M0 are after Srivastava et al. (2000) and Shillington et al. (2004). Black box outlines region shown in B and C. B. SCREECH Line 2 covering transitional basement and Site 1276. Few basement features can be observed beneath the strong U reflection and other reflections in the lowermost sedimentary section. C. Same profile as B, with interpretations of the A^U1, A^U2 (after Tucholke and Sibuet; this volume), and U reflections, indicated with purple, red, and blue dashed lines, respectively.