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CRP Science Team (2006): Schematic summary showing the down-hole distribution of lithic sand grains in sediment core CRP-3 sanstones (Table 4.8) [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.509447, In supplement to: Barrett, Peter J; Sarti, Massimo; Wise, Sherwood W (2000): Studies from the Cape Roberts Project, Ross Sea, Antarctica, Initial Reports on CRP-3. Terra Antartica, 7(1/2), 209 pp, hdl:10013/epic.28287.d001

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Project(s):
Cape Roberts Project (CRP)
Coverage:
Latitude: -77.006000 * Longitude: 163.719000
Date/Time Start: 1999-10-09T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1999-11-19T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 24.32 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 750.02 m
Event(s):
CRP-3 * Latitude: -77.006000 * Longitude: 163.719000 * Date/Time Start: 1999-10-09T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1999-11-19T00:00:00 * Elevation: -295.0 m * Penetration: 939 m * Recovery: 936 m * Location: Ross Sea * Campaign: CRP-3 * Basis: Sampling/drilling from ice * Method/Device: Core wireline system (CWS) * Comment: 11.76 km at 76° true from Cape Roberts, 2.04 km at 225° true from CRP-2. Fast ice thickness: 2.0 to 2.2 m. Sea rise embedded to 9.55 mbsf. Lateral ice movement from spudding 5.0 m to 82° true. HQ core to 345.85 mbsf. NQ core to 939.42 mbsf. Core recovery 97%. Phase 1 logging to 345 mbsf, Phase 2 logging to 773 mbsf, Phase 3 logging to 918 mbsf. Deepest Cenozoic lithology and depth: sandstone breccia from 822.87 to 823.11 mbsf. Age of oldest Cenozoic strata: earliest Oligocene or latest Eocene. Deepest core lithology and depth: light red-brown quartz-cemented quartz sandstone to 939.42 mbsf. Age of bedrock: (mid?) Devonian.
Comment:
P = present, D = dominant
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
1 DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
2 HornblendeHblCRP Science Team
3 BiotiteBtCRP Science Team
4 MuscoviteMsCRP Science Team
5 Opaque mineralsOpaqueCRP Science Team
6 ZirconZrnCRP Science Team
7 SpheneSpnCRP Science Team
8 GarnetGrtCRP Science Team
9 MineralsMineralsCRP Science Team
10 QuartzQzCRP Science TeamQuartz-mica tectonite, ribbon quartz
11 QuartzQzCRP Science TeamPolycrystalline quartz, chalcedony
12 Lithic grainsLithicCRP Science TeamFelsic volcanic lithic grains
13 BasaltBasaltCRP Science TeamBasaltic volcanic lithic grains. Fine basalts with feathery texture or rod-like opaque oxide
14 BasaltBasaltCRP Science TeamBasaltic volcanic lithic grains. Fine basalts with lathy plagioclase
15 DoleriteDoleriteCRP Science Team
16 Quartz and FeldsparQz+FspCRP Science TeamGraphic-textured quartz-feldspar
17 GraniteGraniteCRP Science Team
18 Mud clastMud clastCRP Science TeamMudstone, sandstone (micaceous)
License:
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0)
Size:
475 data points

Data

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1 
Depth sed [m]		2 
Hbl		3 
Bt		4 
Ms		5 
Opaque		6 
Zrn		7 
Spn		8 
Grt		9 
Minerals		10 
Qz
(Quartz-mica tectonite, ribbon...)		11 
Qz
(Polycrystalline quartz, chalc...)		12 
Lithic
(Felsic volcanic lithic grains)		13 
Basalt
(Basaltic volcanic lithic grai...)		14 
Basalt
(Basaltic volcanic lithic grai...)		15 
Dolerite		16 
Qz+Fsp
(Graphic-textured quartz-feldspar)		17 
Granite		18 
Mud clast
(Mudstone, sandstone (micaceous))
24.32PP?PPDP
67.06PPPPPPP
89.50PPPPPPepidote?, bioclastic carbPPP
177.22PPPepidotePP?DPDP
183.69PPPDPP
202.59PPPPPPPP?PDP
207.71PPPPPdetrital carbonate?P
226.42P?P (in qtz)PPDPPP
235.50PPPPPPPP
256.66PPPPPPPbioclastic carbonateP?P
259.28PP?P
279.68P?PPepidotePPP
286.17P?PP?clinozoisite?PP
289.22PPPPPPPPPPP
315.77P?PPPbioclastic carbonatePPPDP
326.67PPPPPPPPPP
335.96PP?PPPPPP
345.76?P (in qtz)PPP?PPPPP
348.70PPPPPPP
351.88PPPPPP
358.95PP?PPPepidotePPPP
369.64PPepidotePDPPP
375.32P (in qtz)PPPPPPPP
383.76PPPPPPPP
387.46PPPPPPPPP
390.78PPPPPP
396.58PPPDPP
405.75PP?PPPPepidotePPPPP
413.09PPP
415.94PPPPP?PP?PP
422.81PP?PPPPPP
426.77PP (in qtz)PPDPPP
437.12PPPPPPP
445.23PP (in qtz)PPPDDPP
449.73PPPP?PPP
455.81PPPPPPDP
460.13PP (in qtz)PPPPPPP
473.61PPPPPPP
475.34PP (in qtz)PPPPPepidote?PPP
480.68?PPPPDPP
481.22PP (in qtz)PPPP
486.03PP (in qtz)PPPDDP
495.15P (in qtz)P (in qtz)P (in qtz)PPPPP
500.21P (in qtz)PPPPPP
509.36PPPP
513.17PPPPPD
533.26PP (in qtz)P (in qtz)PP (in qtz)PPDP
543.87PPPPPPPP
550.03PP (in qtz)PPDP
571.80PPPPDPP
615.37PPPepidotePP
626.18PP (in qtz)PPPPPPPP
630.38PP (in qtz)PP?DPPP
643.11PP (in qtz)P?PPPPP
655.86P?PPPPDPPP?
681.02P (in qtz)P (in fsp)PPP?PDPPP
730.87PPPP?epidote?DPPP
737.35PPPPPPD?DPP
750.02PPPPPPP?PP