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MIS Scientific party (2008): Litostratigraphic units of the ANDRILL AND1-1B drill core [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.678324, In: MIS Scientific party (2008): Documentation of the ANDRILL AND1-1B drill cores from below McMurdo Ice Shelf [dataset publication series]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.678297

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Coverage:
Latitude: -77.889440 * Longitude: 167.089320
Date/Time Start: 2006-10-31T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 2006-12-26T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 41.370 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 1280.055 m
Event(s):
AND1-1B (AND-1B) * Latitude: -77.889440 * Longitude: 167.089320 * Date/Time Start: 2006-10-31T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 2006-12-26T00:00:00 * Elevation: -917.0 m * Recovery: 1284.85 m * Campaign: MIS (McMurdo Ice Shelf) * Basis: McMurdo Station * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: Drilled through shelf ice, thickness of ice ~82 m
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
Lithologic unit/sequenceUnitMIS Scientific party
Depth, top/minDepth topmMIS Scientific party
Depth, bottom/maxDepth botmMIS Scientific party
Layer thicknessThicknessmMIS Scientific party
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyMIS Scientific party
CommentCommentMIS Scientific party
Size:
148 data points

Data

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Depth sed [m]

Unit

Depth top [m]

Depth bot [m]

Thickness [m]

Lithology

Comment
41.3701.10.0082.7482.74Muddy diamictite with mudstone & sandstonemafic volcanic clasts above 41.1 m
84.6852.182.7486.633.89Claystone and volcanic ash/tuffreported age ~1.03 Ma
90.5752.286.6394.527.89Mudstone-rich diatomaceous oozevolcanic components. Local deformation
113.6752.394.52132.8338.31Diamictite, volcanic sandstone, & silty claystoneOne interbed of volcanic breccia
139.8102.4132.83146.7913.96Volcanic sandstone, siltstone, and mudstonenormally graded beds - mass flows
158.0953.1146.79169.4022.61Muddy diamictite with diatomiteAlternating diamictite/diatomite
175.6653.2169.40181.9312.53Silty claystone & mudstone alternating with diatomite
237.2953.3181.93292.66110.73Alternating diamictite & diatomite5 major diamictite/diatomite cycles
319.9253.4292.66347.1954.53Biosiliceous-bearing diamictiteGlass bearing
355.2803.5347.19363.3716.18Silty claystone, sandstone, & muddy diamictite
373.1753.6363.37382.9819.61Biosiliceous-rich diatomite, mudstone, & diamictite3 clast-poor diamictites
421.1104.1382.98459.2476.26DiatomiteAlmost continuous diatomite
485.2104.2459.24511.1851.94Diamictite, mudstone, and diatomiteDiamictite/diatomite couplet
543.1504.3511.18575.1263.94Volcanic diamictite, mudstone, & diatomiteSlight increase in volcanics
580.7804.4575.11586.4511.34Volcanic diamictite, sandstone, & mudstoneDarker color reflecting increase in volcanics/pyrite
616.4705.1586.45646.4960.04Volcanic sandstone, mudstone, & diamictiteBlack color refelcting volcanic content & pyrite
647.8955.2646.49649.302.81Phonolitic lavaSubmarine flow
669.1105.3649.30688.9239.62Volcanic sandstone, mudstone, & diamictiteHigh volcanic content. Mass flows
724.1205.4688.92759.3270.40Volcanic mudstone, minor sandstone, & rare diamictiteDominated by mudstone with mass flow interbeds
828.6356.1759.32897.95138.63Diamictite & mudstone with dispersed clastsReappearance of basement TAM clasts. No bioturbation
909.2306.2897.95920.5122.56Muddy diamictiteTAM clastic material & no bioturbation
991.9656.3920.511063.42142.91Mudstone-dominated, with diamictite & sandstonemud-dominated. Few or no IRD - IRD decrease in abundance downhole
1141.7856.41063.421220.15156.73Muddy diamictite with mudstoneDiamictite dominated with minor other lithologies
1247.6957.11220.151275.2455.09Alternating volcanic sandstone & mudstoneNo bioturbation
1280.0558.11275.241284.879.63DiamictiteTAM clastic material & no bioturbation