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Ogg, James G; Robertson, Alastair H F; Jansa, Lubomir F (1983): (Table 6) Microfacies at DSDP Hole 76-534A Tithonian red marls [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.810025, In supplement to: Ogg, JG et al. (1983): Jurassic sedimentation history of Site 534 (western North Atlantic) and of the Atlantic-Tethys Seaway. In: Sheridan, RE; Gradstein, FM; et al. (eds.), Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project (U.S. Govt. Printing Office), 76, 829-884, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.76.141.1983

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Coverage:
Latitude: 28.343300 * Longitude: -75.381700
Date/Time Start: 1980-10-21T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1980-10-21T00:00:00
Minimum Elevation: -4971.0 m * Maximum Elevation: -4971.0 m
Event(s):
76-534A * Latitude: 28.343300 * Longitude: -75.381700 * Date/Time: 1980-10-21T00:00:00 * Elevation: -4971.0 m * Penetration: 1666.5 m * Recovery: 612.4 m * Location: North Atlantic/BASIN * Campaign: Leg76 * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 127 cores; 1113.1 m cored; 31.5 m drilled; 55 % recovery
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Sample code/labelSample labelOgg, James GDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyOgg, James G
BioclastsBioclastsOgg, James G
Minor components/lithologyMin compOgg, James GSilt-sized components
CommentCommentOgg, James G
Size:
71 data points

Data

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Lithology

Bioclasts

Min comp

Comment
76-534A-92-2,71Red limestoneCalpionellids (5), calcispheres (3), calcified radiolarians (3)Phosphate (1)Microspar (30%), less in burrow
76-534A-92-4,92Red marlCalcified radiolarians (5), (?)calpionellids (2)White limestone patches have pelletal micrite with 10% calcified radiolarians
76-534A-92-6,51Red marlCalcified radiolarians (7-15), calpionellids (2)Phosphate (1)Radiolarians are partially flattened; microspar (5%)
76-534A-93-3,43Pink limestoneCalcified radiolarians (1), calpionellids (1-2), calcispheres (1-2)Quartz (1), opaques (2)Microspar (15%); one ostracode(?) that is 0.3 mm long and calcite-filled
76-534A-93-4,43Pink limestone and marlCalcified radiolarians (8), calpionellids (2), calcispheres (1), shell fragments (2)Phosphate (2), opaques (1)Microspar (30%)
76-534A-94-1,20Red marls and pink limestoneCalcified radiolarians (2-5), calcispheres (2), calpionellids (1), (?)Saccocoma (rare), shell fragments (3)Phosphate (1)Microspar (20%); pellets (2%); radiolarians are partially flattened
76-534A-94-4,74Red marl and white limestoneCalcified radiolarians (15), calcispheres (1), calpionellids (rare)Radiolarians (up to 15% of some horizons) are partially flattened
76-534A-95-3,2Red limestone and marlShell fragments (2), calcispheres (rare)Mica (5), quartz (2), opaques (4)Micrite with oriented mica and clay
76-534A-95-3,81White limestoneCalcified radiolarians (20), Calcified calpionellids (2), calcispheres (2), shell fragments (1), (l)Saccocoma (2)Microspar (25%); radiolarians are partially flattened; some dolomite replacement; highly recrystallized
76-534A-96-5,36Red MarlCalcified radiolarians (20), Shell fragments (3), calcispheres (rare)Phosphate (1), opaques (2)Many ghosts of former bioclasts, now microspar
76-534A-99-1,32Brown marlCalcified radiolarians (3), calcispheres (1), large bivalve shell fragmentQuartz (1), opaques (1), phosphate (1)Laminations caused by variable clay content; radiolarians are flattened
76-534A-99-2,46Reddish brown marlUnidentifiable debris (10), Calcified radiolarians (1), calcified (1), calcispheres (rare)Phosophate (2), mica (2-3), quartz (2), opaques (4)Silt-sized particles in dense micrite
76-534A-100-2,17Gray marlUnidentified debris (10), Saccocoma (rare), calcispheres (1),(?)gastropod (one)Mica (2), quartz (1), opaque (2)Rounded patches of microspar (5%) could be filled radiolarians
76-534A-101-1,7Red marlCalcispheres (2), shell fragments (rare)Quartz (1), mica (1), opaques (3), calcite (2)Rare micrite pellets with possible shape of foraminifers; lenses (1-2 mm) are rich in quartz and calcispheres
76-534A-103-1,7Grayish red marlShell fragments (2), unidentifiable debris (2)Burrows filled with microspar, one has geopetal fabric; some micrite clusters may be micritized bioclasts