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Expedition 313 Scientists (2010): Description of thin sections of Hole 313-M0028A [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.761539

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Mountain, Gregory S; Proust, Jean-Noël; McInroy, Dave; Cotterill, Carol; Expedition 313 Scientists (2010): Proceedings of the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program. Tokyo (Integrated Ocean Drilling Program Management International, Inc.), 313, 885 pp, https://doi.org/10.2204/iodp.proc.313.2010
Coverage:
Latitude: 39.565713 * Longitude: -73.497247
Date/Time Start: 2009-05-23T14:20:00 * Date/Time End: 2009-05-23T14:20:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 286.83 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 389.61 m
Event(s):
313-M0028A (MAT-2D) * Latitude: 39.565713 * Longitude: -73.497247 * Date/Time: 2009-05-23T14:20:00 * Elevation: -35.0 m * IGSN: IBCR0313RHPV001 * Penetration: 668.66 m * Recovery: 385.5 m * Location: New Jersey Shallow Shelf * Campaign: Exp313 (New Jersey Shallow Shelf) * Basis: Kayd * Comment: Drilling Depth Method (DRF): measured by pipe; Drilling Depth Method (DSF): tag sea floor; Core Depth Method (CSF): let overlap if long; Core Depth Method (CCSF): let overlap if long
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313-M0028A-25R-1, 5-111286.83Glauconite-bearing medium silty sandstone. Though most grains are subangular to subrounded, angular or rounded grains are also found. Quartz and feldspar (microcline, perthite, and plagioclase) grains are the main detrital grains, and rock fragments(granitoids, quatizite, and schist/gneiss), opaque minerals (including haematite), and heavy minerals (zircon, etc.) are associated.313-M0028A-25R-1_5-11cm_TSB_270071_photo313-M0028A-25R-1_5-11cm_TSB_270071_photo.tif
313-M0028A-25R-1, 5-111286.83313-M0028A-25R-1_5-11cm_TSB_270072_photo313-M0028A-25R-1_5-11cm_TSB_270072_photo.tif
313-M0028A-25R-1, 5-111286.83313-M0028A-25R-1_5-11cm_TSB_270073_photo313-M0028A-25R-1_5-11cm_TSB_270073_photo.tif
313-M0028A-25R-1, 5-111286.83313-M0028A-25R-1_5-11cm_TSB_270074_photo313-M0028A-25R-1_5-11cm_TSB_270074_photo.tif
313-M0028A-25R-CC, 3-91288.10Very fine to fine silty sandstone cemented with a large amount of calcite. Some mica and opaque minerals. Initially matrix-rich sediment. Most grains comprise monocrystalline quartz, subrounded to subangular, possibly derived from granitoid. Feldsparand rock fragments are also found. Many grains are coated with calcite. Matrix is filled with argillaceous and calcareous mud and clay. Framboidal iron sulfide occurs in matrix.313-M0028A-25R-CC_3-9cm_TSB_270063_photo313-M0028A-25R-CC_3-9cm_TSB_270063_photo.tif
313-M0028A-25R-CC, 3-91288.10313-M0028A-25R-CC_3-9cm_TSB_270064_photo313-M0028A-25R-CC_3-9cm_TSB_270064_photo.tif
313-M0028A-25R-CC, 3-91288.10313-M0028A-25R-CC_3-9cm_TSB_270065_photo313-M0028A-25R-CC_3-9cm_TSB_270065_photo.tif
313-M0028A-25R-CC, 3-91288.10313-M0028A-25R-CC_3-9cm_TSB_270066_photo313-M0028A-25R-CC_3-9cm_TSB_270066_photo.tif
313-M0028A-67R-1, 15-191389.61Glauconitic silty fine-medium sand with calcite cement. Quartz is rounded to subrounded and well sorted. Quartz and feldspar (microcline, plagiclase, and perthite) grains are roughly oriented along the bedding. Matrix is cemented by calcite.Amorphous iron oxide minerals are developed along pore space. Glauconite pellets are formed in matrix, and authigenic magnetic grains occur along glauconite margins. An articulated small shell is observed to be perpendicular to the bedding plane.313-M0028A-67R-1_15-19cm_TSB_270067_photo313-M0028A-67R-1_15-19cm_TSB_270067_photo.tif
313-M0028A-67R-1, 15-191389.61313-M0028A-67R-1_15-19cm_TSB_270068_photo313-M0028A-67R-1_15-19cm_TSB_270068_photo.tif
313-M0028A-67R-1, 15-191389.61313-M0028A-67R-1_15-19cm_TSB_270069_photo313-M0028A-67R-1_15-19cm_TSB_270069_photo.tif
313-M0028A-67R-1, 15-191389.61313-M0028A-67R-1_15-19cm_TSB_270070_photo313-M0028A-67R-1_15-19cm_TSB_270070_photo.tif