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Floyd, Peter A (1986): (Table 4) Modal proportions of primary and secondary minerals in selected basalts at DSDP Hole 89-462A [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.793359, In supplement to: Floyd, PA (1986): Petrology and geochemistry of oceanic intraplate sheet-flow basalts, Nauru Basin, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 89. In: Moberly, R; Schlanger, SO; et al. (eds.), Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, Washington (U.S. Govt. Printing Office), 89, 471-497, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.89.117.1986

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Coverage:
Latitude: 7.241700 * Longitude: 165.031700
Date/Time Start: 1982-11-05T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1982-11-05T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 1072.08 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 1202.84 m
Event(s):
89-462A * Latitude: 7.241700 * Longitude: 165.031700 * Date/Time: 1982-11-05T00:00:00 * Elevation: -5177.0 m * Penetration: 1209 m * Recovery: 74.4 m * Location: North Pacific * Campaign: Leg89 * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 17 cores; 137.3 m cored; 0 m drilled; 54.2 % recovery
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Sample code/labelSample labelFloyd, Peter ADSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode – mbsf
Sample, optional label/labor noLab noFloyd, Peter AKeele number
CountsCounts#Floyd, Peter APoint counting
ClinopyroxeneCpx%Floyd, Peter APoint countingPhenocrysts
PlagioclasePl%Floyd, Peter APoint countingPhenocrysts
OlivineOl%Floyd, Peter APoint countingPhenocrysts, #0 - present originally, but now totally replaced
ClinopyroxeneCpx%Floyd, Peter APoint countingMatrix
PlagioclasePl%Floyd, Peter APoint countingMatrix
10 MagnetiteFe3O4%Floyd, Peter APoint countingMatrix
11 Pyrite, FeS2Py%Floyd, Peter APoint countingMatrix
12 PalagonitePalagonite%Floyd, Peter APoint countingAlteration
13 SmectiteSme%Floyd, Peter APoint countingAlteration
14 ZeoliteZeo%Floyd, Peter APoint countingAlteration
15 CarbonatesCarb%Floyd, Peter APoint countingAlteration
16 DescriptionDescriptionFloyd, Peter A
Size:
480 data points

Data

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Sample label
(DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation)

Depth sed [m]
(mbsf)

Lab no
(Keele number)

Counts [#]
(Point counting)

Cpx [%]
(Phenocrysts, Point counting)

Pl [%]
(Phenocrysts, Point counting)

Ol [%]
(Phenocrysts, #0 - present ori...)

Cpx [%]
(Matrix, Point counting)

Pl [%]
(Matrix, Point counting)
10 
Fe3O4 [%]
(Matrix, Point counting)
11 
Py [%]
(Matrix, Point counting)
12 
Palagonite [%]
(Alteration, Point counting)
13 
Sme [%]
(Alteration, Point counting)
14 
Zeo [%]
(Alteration, Point counting)
15 
Carb [%]
(Alteration, Point counting)
16 
Description
89-462A-93-1,35-401072.08462A-120091.70.4#035.722.77.10.02.030.20.1<0.1Dark golden brown smectite replaces olivine microphenocrysts
89-462A-94-2,24-291078.37462A-420590.41.4#038.024.37.90.01.526.32.00.0Opaque smectilic material partly obscures magnetite
89-462A-94-5,21-261082.84462A-720070.10.5#037.628.38.30.0<0.125.10.10.0Ore closely associated with dark smectite-replaced interstitial glass
89-462A-95-3,20-251088.93462A-1020840.01.6042.022.59.20.0<0.124.10.60.0Some dark smectite (montmorillonite?) partly replaces plagioclase microphenocrysts
89-462A-95-5,61-631092.32462A-1321479.71.3058.413.28.60.0<0.18.50.00.4Quench texture, larger granular cpx recorded as phenocrysts
89-462A-95-5,99-1041092.72462A-15196520.30.3#025.118.710.90.01.323.50.00.2Quench texture, larger granular cpx recorded as phenocrysts
89-462A-97-1,71-761104.74462A-1819830.00.0039.827.59.20.00.222.90.30.0Zeolite fibers associated with brown smectite
89-462A-98-6,5-101120.78462A-202061<0.11.2#041.125.89.10.00.422.30.00.0Glomerocrystic plagioclase, some with cpx inclusion zones
89-462A-98-6,41-461121.14462A-21206510.62.7046.614.29.20.013.73.10.00.0Quench texture, larger granular cpx recorded as phenocrysts
89-462A-99-2,6-111123.89462A-22199016.40.6#029.411.89.60.025.06.90.00.4Cores of plagioclase microphenocrysts replaced by green smectite
89-462A-100-2,61-661133.64462A-2321790.0<0.1046.119.88.90.01.224.10.00.0Magnetite partly obscured by opaque smectite
89-462A-101-2,117-1221137.20462A-2720270.0<0.1038.833.74.60.0<0.122.90.00.0Granular crystallites in smectite-replaced interstitial glass
89-462A-101-4,115-1201140.17462A-3121590.00.0040.631.98.30.6<0.116.62.00.0Rare islets of golden palagonite in yellow-brown smectite
89-462A-102-1,112-1161144.04462A-3420200.00.0040.133.63.70.0<0.121.01.60.0Zeolite needles in plagioclase
89-462A-102-3,143-1471147.35462A-3820550.00.0045.527.03.20.03.020.01.30.0Magnetite partly obscured by opaque smectite
89-462A-102-4,51-551147.93462A-4020212.72.0#051.122.14.40.43.813.40.00.2Olivine microphenocrysts replaced by yellow-brown smectite and minor carbonate
89-462A-102-4,59-631148.01462A-4110932.43.4#076.03.39.70.00.01.63.10.5Matrix cpx also includes altered glass between plumose crystallites
89-462A-102-4,131-1361148.74462A-4319941.00.4#050.516.99.90.013.08.30.00.0Dark golden-brown smectite replaces olivine microphenocrysts
89-462A-103-1,24-291152.27462A-4621042.91.5049.817.613.50.08.36.50.00.0Pale yellow-brown palagonite and smectite replace interstitial glass
89-462A-103-1,107-1121153.10462A-4820412.62.2050.823.37.50.08.65.00.00.0Brown smectite rims pale greenish yellow palagonite areas
89-462A-104-1,67-711161.89462A-5110652.93.0#071.510.810.10.00.01.80.00.0Matrix cpx also includes glass between crystallites
89-462A-104-1,81-851162.51462A-5220330.91.1#058.617.26.00.011.74.40.00.0Lime-green smectite replaces olivine (?) phenocrysts
89-462A-104-2,128-1331164.01462A-5420082.31.6056.812.94.90.014.96.50.00.0Plagioclase phenocrysts partly replaced by green smectite and rare analcite
89-462A-105-1,52-561170.84462A-5520382.92.1042.921.210.10.018.82.00.00.0Yellow smectite replaces interstitial glass
89-462A-105-1,98-1021171.30462A-5620180.20.7041.628.57.90.016.24.80.00.0Palagonitized interstitial glass crowded with crystallites
89-462A-106-1,129-1331175.61462A-6120440.00.0043.731.97.60.00.014.32.40.0Zeolite needles and blue-green ceiadonite in plagioclase laths
89-462A-106-3,4-81177.36462A-6315160.00.0038.135.86.50.00.019.10.10.0Bright green ceiadonite (1% of smectite) and late K-feldspars replace plagioclase
89-462A-108-1,79-841190.32462A-6620190.00.0040.738.37.90.0<0.111.31.80.0Opaque smectite associated with magnetite and cpx rims
89-462A-108-2,125-1281192.27462A-6918770.50.4042.021.911.40.017.85.90.00.0Recorded smectite largely replacing plagioclase phenocrysts
89-462A-108-3,75-781193.27462A-7117034.20.4043.918.39.20.03.220.90.00.0Greenish smectite replaces plagioclase phenocrysts
89-462A-109-2,39-431200.61462A-7320120.90.7040.733.27.70.012.93.90.0<0.1Granular brownish smectite replaces interstitial glass
89-462A-109-3,112-1161202.84462A-7519924.92.7040.817.610.10.017.66.40.00.0Green smectite or ceiadonite flakes replace plagioclase microphenocrysts