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Chapter contents Operations Mobilization of the L/B Kayd Transit to Hole M0027A Hole M0027A Lithostratigraphy Unit I Unit II Unit III Unit IV Unit V Unit VI Unit VII Unit VIII Computed tomography scans Hole M0027A lithostratigraphic summary Paleontology Biostratigraphy Paleoenvironment Terrestrial palynomorphs and palynofacies Geochemistry Interstitial water Physical properties Density and porosity P-wave velocity Magnetic susceptibility Electrical resistivity Digital linescans and color reflectance Thermal conductivity Natural gamma radiation and core-log correlation Paleomagnetism Discrete sample measurements Remanent magnetization Magnetostratigraphy Magnetic susceptibility Downhole measurements Downhole measurements in Hole M0027A Spectral gamma ray logs Magnetic susceptibility logs Acoustic image logs Sonic velocity logs Conductivity logs Vertical seismic profiling Example of multilog interpretation Downhole log and physical properties integration Stratigraphic surfaces and correlation with petrophysical intervals Stratigraphic correlation Seismic sequence identification Core-seismic sequence boundary integration Core-seismic-log synthesis Lithostratigraphic Unit I (0–167.74 mbsf) Lithostratigraphic Unit II (167.74–236.16 mbsf) Lithostratigraphic Unit III (236.16–295.01 mbsf) Lithostratigraphic Unit IV (295.01–335.93 mbsf) Lithostratigraphic Unit V (335.93–355.72 mbsf) Lithostratigraphic Unit VI (355.72–488.75 mbsf) Lithostratigraphic Unit VII (488.75–625.60 mbsf) Lithostratigraphic Unit VIII (625.60–631.15 mbsf) Chronology References Figures F1. Lithostratigraphy key. F2. Location of Hole M0027A. F3. Summary sedimentary logs, Units I–III. F4. Summary sedimentary logs, Units IV–VIII. F5. Coarse sand with shell and echinoid fragments. F6. Well-sorted medium sand. F7. Medium sand with grain-size variations. F8. Mottled silty clay. F9. Clay with very fine sand laminae. F10. Clay with contorted color banding. F11. Well-sorted very coarse sand. F12. Sandy silt with gravels. F13. Laminated and burrowed clay. F14. Sandy silt with oyster shell fragments. F15. Silt with organic matter and thin shells. F16. Sharp-based normally graded fine sand beds. F17. Abrupt sand/clayey silt boundary. F18. Ripple cross-laminated fine sand. F19. Fine sand. F20. Coarse glauconitic sand. F21. Abrupt sand/sandstone contact. F22. Well-sorted medium sand. F23. Medium sand with articulated shells. F24. Very fine sandy silt. F25. Sharp-based fine sand bed. F26. Very poorly sorted medium sand. F27. Glauconitic sandstone. F28. Cross-stratified glauconite sandstone beds. F29. Glauconitic, silty very fine sand. F30. Silty very fine sand. F31. CT scan from Unit II. F32. Percentages of sand, silt, and clay. F33. Biostratigraphic summary. F34. Age-depth plot with zones. F35. Calcareous nannofossil taxa. F36. Planktonic foraminifer distributions. F37. Age-diagnostic dinocyst taxa. F38. Benthic foraminifer paleobathymetric estimates. F39. Palynomorph distribution. F40. Hinterland and coastal ecology. F41. Interstitial water chemistry. F42. Interstitial water chemistry. F43. Sediment chemistry. F44. Sediment mineralogy. F45. Sediment mineralogy. F46. MSCL data. F47. MSCL and MAD data. F48. Core and sample density. F49. Wet bulk density and porosity. F50. High-pass filtered porosity, density, and resistivity. F51. Petrophysical and downhole log data across m5.3. F52. Inclination and magnetic moment data. F53. Zijderveld plots from AF demagnetization of the NRM. F54. Preliminary magnetostratigraphic interpretation. F55. Magnetic susceptibility for Oligocene sequence o1. F56. Downhole log data composite. F57. U/K and Th/K ratios. F58. Magnetic susceptibility data. F59. Downhole log data. F60. Chlorinity, physical properties, and downhole data. F61. VSP two-way traveltime vs. depth. F62. Log data, petrophysical measurements, and derived calculations. F63. Interpretation of seismic surfaces on dip line Oc270 profile 529. F64. Interpretation of seismic surfaces on strike line CH0698 profile 102. F65. Data and impedance summary, 0–100 mbsf. F66. Data and impedance summary, 200–290 mbsf. F67. Data and impedance summary, 290–380 mbsf. F68. Data and impedance summary, 380–490 mbsf. F69. Data and impedance summary, 490–600 mbsf. F70. Deposition and age, 10.0–10.9 mbsf. F71. Deposition and age, 25.9–26.8 mbsf. F72. Deposition and age, 95.3–96.1 mbsf. F73. Data and impedance summary, 100–200 mbsf. F74. Deposition and age, 217.9–218.8 mbsf. F75. Deposition and age, 235.7–236.6 mbsf. F76. Deposition and age, 255.7–256.6 mbsf. F77. Deposition and age, 270.8–271.7 mbsf. F78. Deposition and age, 294.6–295.5 mbsf. F79. Deposition and age, 331.5–332.4 mbsf. F80. Deposition and age, 355.1–355.7 mbsf. F81. Deposition and age, 585.0–585.9 mbsf. F82. Data and impedance summary, 600–631 mbsf. F83. Synthesis of Hole M0027A data. F84. Deposition and age, 335.6–336.5 mbsf. F85. Age-depth plot with zones. Tables T1. Coring summary. T2. Lithostratigraphic units. T3. Petrographic descriptions. T4. Calcareous nannofossils. T5. Planktonic foraminifers. T6. Dinocysts. T7. Benthic foraminifers. T8. Palynomorphs. T9. Composition of interstitial water. T10. TC, TOC, TIC, and TS. T11. Sediment mineralogy from X-ray diffraction. T12. Magnetostratigraphic age-depth tie points. T13. Downhole surfaces and trends. T14. Correlations of seismic sequence boundaries to core surfaces. 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