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Expedition 357 Scientists (2017): Description of lithologic section units of IODP Hole 357-M0075A [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.872039

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Related to:
Frueh-Green, Gretchen L; Orcutt, Beth N; Green, Sophie; Cotterill, Carol; Expedition 357 Scientists (2016): Atlantis Massif Serpentinization and Life. International Ocean Discovery Program Preliminary Report, International Ocean Discovery Program, https://doi.org/10.14379/iodp.pr.357.2016
Further details:
Coverage:
Latitude: 30.127820 * Longitude: -42.066350
Date/Time Start: 2015-11-28T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 2015-11-28T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.010 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.520 m
Event(s):
357-M0075A (AM-03A) * Latitude: 30.127820 * Longitude: -42.066350 * Date/Time: 2015-11-28T00:00:00 * Elevation: -1568.0 m * IGSN: IBCR0357EHQ0001 * Location: Atlantis Massif * Campaign: Exp357 * Basis: James Cook * Comment: CTD: 30 07.662N / 42 03.906W (14-Nov-2015), RD2
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Sample code/labelSample labelExpedition 357 ScientistsDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
Lithologic unit/sequenceUnitExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual description
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmExpedition 357 ScientistsGeocode
Rock typeRockExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual description
Main LithologyMain lithExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual description
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual description
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual descriptionContinuation 1
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual descriptionContinuation 2
PercentagePerc%Expedition 357 ScientistsVisual descriptionMain lithology
10 CommentCommentExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual description
11 Color code HLS-systemColor HLSExpedition 357 ScientistsMunsell Color System (1994)
12 StructureStructureExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual descriptionFracture and foliation
13 StructureStructureExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual descriptionVeins
14 StructureStructureExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual descriptionFracture morphology
15 MineralsMineralsExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual description
16 AlterationAlterationExpedition 357 ScientistsVisual description
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Sample label
(DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation)

Unit
(Visual description)

Depth sed [m]

Rock
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Main lith
(Visual description)

Lithology
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Lithology
(Continuation 1, Visual descri...)

Lithology
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Perc [%]
(Main lithology, Visual descri...)
10 
Comment
(Visual description)
11 
Color HLS
(Munsell Color System (1994))
12 
Structure
(Fracture and foliation, Visua...)
13 
Structure
(Veins, Visual description)
14 
Structure
(Fracture morphology, Visual d...)
15 
Minerals
(Visual description)
16 
Alteration
(Visual description)
357-M0075A-1R-1,110.010SedimentBasaltic breccia, carbonate matrixForaminiferous sedimentary breccia, matrix-supported breccia with clasts > 2cm in size. The matrix is mostly carbonate with foraminiferas and burrows. The clasts include angular basalts (up to 5cm) and foliated talc-rich rocks (talc fels) withuncertain protoliths (serpentinite or gabbro).100Structures: Open fractures=1 -- <1 per 10cm; Veins=0 -- No veins; Foliation=0 -- Massive; Foliation=2 -- Moderately foliated; Cataclastic deformation=1 -- Minor fracturingVeins: Shape=0 -- No veinsFractures: Morphology=IrregularMinerals: Amphibole; Carbonate; Other; Oxides; Serpentine; Talc; Tremolite
357-M0075A-1R-1,1920.190SedimentPolymict brecciaMatrix-supported breccia with clasts of variable size, ranging from isotropic angular to sheared texture (sometimes with sigmoidal shape). The clasts consist of talc, minor serpentine and clay (confirmed by XRD).They can be classified as talc-richfels/schist. Brittle deformation of clasts: small fractures are crosscutting the foliation of the rocks and fill in the basalt clasts. Thin section at depth 25-27cm is a talc-overprinted ultramafic rock, although the shape of pseudomorphedpyroxenes suggests an impregnation texture not a porphyoclastic one. The clast contains a schistose interval. Semi-quant XRD: 25-27cm - tlc (79), clay (11), liz (9), ox (1)100Structures: Open fractures=1 -- <1 per 10cm; Foliation=0 -- Massive; Foliation=2 -- Moderately foliatedFractures: Morphology=IrregularMinerals: Clay minerals; Other; Serpentine; Talc
357-M0075A-1R-2,010.520Metamorphic/Fault RockTalc-chlorite schistGreen dark foliated fine-grained talc-chlorite schist (with minor clay, serpentine, olivine determined by XRD). Serpentine veins with carbonate in the core. Thin section is a talc rock with schistose intervals, cut by small faults with pull-apart areasoccupied by chlorite. There are also actinolite-rich clasts with pseudomorphed phenocrysts that appear to be metadolerite. Semi-quant XRD: name in XRD figures/tables is 1RCC - 0-5cm - chl (57), tlc (25), chrys (5), ol (6), ox (5), sp (3)100Protolith to be defined after TS10GY 2.5/1Structures: Open fractures=0 -- No open fractures; Veins=5 -- >20 per 10cm; Foliation=2 -- Moderately foliatedVeins: Shape=3 --Irregular; Connectivity=4 -- Network; Texture=1 -- Massive; Structure=1 -- Uniform; Structure=3 -- CompositeFractures: Morphology=No open fracturesMinerals: Chlorite; Clay minerals; Other; Serpentine; OlivineVery high alteration