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Table 1. Hole summary for Leg 192.

Site/Hole	Latitude	Longitude	Water depth (m)	Sediment thickness (m)	Sediment cored (m)	Sediment recovery (m)	Basement depth (mbsf)	Basement penetration (m)	Basement recovery (m)	Total penetration (m)	Oldest sediment (Ma)*
1183	1°10.6189 'S	157°0.898 8'E	1804.7	1130.4	503.10	216.50	1130.4	80.7	44.20	1211.1	118
1184	5°0.6653' S	164°13.97 71'E	1661.5	201.1	66.70	49.80	201.1	337.7	278.90	538.8	41-43
1185A	0°21.4560 'S	161°40.06 19'E	3898.9	312	57.94	14.08	308.54 /312**	20.2	11.17	328.7	93-112
1185B	0°21.4559 'S	161°40.05 11'E	3898.9	309.5	1.50	1.50	309.5	216.6	90.68	526.1	112
1186	0°40.7873 'S	159°50.65 19'E	2740.0	968.6	271.20	49.33	966.82 /968.6Ý	65.4	39.36	1034.0	118
1187	0°56.5518 'N	161°27.07 84'E	3803.6	372.5	1.47	1.47	366.97 /372.5**	135.8	100.87	508.3	115

Notes: * = Time scales of Berggren et al. (1995) and Gradstein et al. (1995). ** = Depths of basement contact noted by the driller. All other basement depths are curated depths. Ý = Driller noted basement at 969 m. However, 1.4 m of basalt was recovered from a cored interval that bottomed at 970 mbsf, yielding a basement depth of 968.6 mbsf.