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["Core close up images"]
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["Exp.","Site","Hole","Core","Type","Section","Top","Base","facies/biotic association"]
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[325,40,"A ",5,"R",1,42,52,"Bioclastic packstone with thick microbialites"]
[325,40,"A ",7,"R",1,8,40,"Packstone-rudstone. Bioclastic packstone-rudstone with corals, coralline algae, echinoids spines, Halimeda, molluscs shells, serpulids. Traces of Tubipora; thick crusts of coralline algae. "]
[325,40,"A ",8,"R",1,12,40,"Coralgal/microbialite boundstone, with packstone intercalations (internal sediments).  The coral framework is composed of fine branching Acroporidae (12-15 cm), encrusting Agariciidae (22.5-24 cm), Tubipora (27 cm),  encrusting Agariciidae (in situ?; 34-37 cm)."]
[325,40,"A ",8,"R",1,127,133,"Sub massive Porites (in situ?)."]
[325,40,"A ",8,"R",1,45,70,"Coral-microbialite boundstone. Corals: fine branching Tubipora, Agariciidae?, Poritidae? Thick microbialite crusts. Unconsolidated internal sediment."]
[325,40,"A ",9,"R",1,0,14,"Microbialite-coralgal boundstone with molluscs, Halimeda, forams. Small pieces of Acroporidae, Poritidae, Agaricidae."]
[325,40,"A ",9,"R",1,14,37,"Bioclastic grainstone to rudstone with coral, coralline algae, molluscs, forams, Halimeda."]
[325,41,"A ",2,"R",1,42,64,"Coralgal boundstone fragments. Massive Poritidae and fragments of Poritidae and Acroporidae? Thick coralline algae. Fragments of molluscs and Halimeda."]
[325,41,"A ",6,"R",1,13,31,"Microbialite boundstone with corals (encrusting Agariciidae) and pockets of bioclastic packstone. Some columnar laminated microbialites"]
[325,41,"A ",8,"R",1,10,30,"Medium-coarse lime sand with coral granules and pebbles; bioclasts include benthic foraminifera, molluscs, Halimeda. Fragments of massive? Faviidae and platy Porites? "]
[325,41,"A ",11,"R",1,35,60,"Fine to medium lime sand with granules and pebbles of benthic foraminifera, molluscs, Halimeda. Core disturbance?"]
[325,42,"A ",2,"R",1,5,14,"Coralgal boundstone wtih minor  microbialites and internal sediment (broken during coring). A coralline algal crust forms the top of the interval and encrust a sub-massive Porites or Montipora. The \"reddish\" surface might indicate a break in reef growth."]
[325,42,"A ",4,"R",1,0,22,"Medium to robust branching Acropora. The coral framework is bored and encrusted by coralline algae. "]
[325,42,"A ",4,"R",1,63,80,"Massive Acropora encrusted by a thick coralline crust and by a thick microbialite."]
[325,42,"A ",11,"R",1,13,33,"Transition between a massive Isopora boundstone (on top) and a grainstone to rudstone rich in large benthic foraminiferas, Halimeda and mollusc fragments. The grain- to rudstone contains a few pieces of fine branching Seriatopora."]
[325,42,"A ",21,"R",1,13,16,"Rudstone with larger benthic foraminiferas, dissolved Halimeda and corals: fine branching Acropora?. Aragonitic components are partly dissolved."]
[325,42,"A ",23,"R",1,9,40,"Grain- to rudstone with rhodoliths, dissolved coral fragments, bivalves, Halimeda, larger benthic foraminiferas. The brown staining at the top might indicate a paleosol. "]
[325,42,"A ",24,"R",1,7,16,"Grain- to rudstone with large (>7 cm) rhodoliths, dissolved coral fragments, bivalves, Halimeda, larger benthic forams. Dissolution of aragonite components. Brown staining. "]
[325,42,"A ",25,"R",1,0,14,"Grain- to rudstone with rhodoliths, dissolved coral fragments, bivalves, Halimeda, larger benthic foraminiferas. The brown staining at the top might indicate a paleosol. "]
[325,42,"A ",25,"R",1,31,37,"Grain- to rudstone with rhodoliths, dissolved coral fragments, bivalves, Halimeda, larger benthic foraminiferas. The brown staining at the top might indicate a paleosol. "]
[325,42,"A ",25,"R",1,53,59,"Grain- to rudstone with rhodoliths, dissolved coral fragments, bivalves, Halimeda, larger benthic foraminiferas. The brown staining at the top might indicate a paleosol.  Root trace?"]
[325,42,"A ",27,"R","CC",5,13,"Rudstone with partially dissolved Halimeda segments, coralline algae, larger benthic forams,  molluscs."]
[325,42,"A ",28,"R",1,23,37,"Rudstone with rhodoliths, corals: massive and encrusting Acroporidae?/Poritidae?, mollusks. Yellow stains and dissolution of aragonite clasts. "]
[325,42,"A ",28,"R","CC",0,17,"Rudstone with big fragments of corals: massive Acroporidae or Poritidae? and concentration of partially dissolved coralline algae, Halimeda."]
[325,43,"A ",1,"R",1,9,17,"Coralline algal bindstone. Bioclasts including gastropod shells."]
[325,43,"A ",2,"R",1,27,42,"Broken coralgal boundstone with thin algal crusts. Bioclasts include benthic foraminifera, Halimeda, molluscs. Corals include submassive Porites and massive Faviidae."]
[325,43,"A ",3,"R","CC",2,8,"Medium branching Acropora. "]
[325,43,"A ",8,"R",1,0,6,"Medium branching Acropora. "]
[325,43,"A ",9,"R",1,41,53,"Coralgal-microbialite boundstone with fine branching Seriatopora and massive Acroporidae encrusted by laminated microbialites."]
[325,43,"A ",10,"R",1,2,9,"Coralgal-microbialite boundstone with fine branching Seriatopora encrusted by thick coralline algae and laminated microbialites."]
[325,43,"A ",11,"R",1,17,24,"Medium branching Acropora. "]
[325,43,"A ",11,"R",1,31,39,"Medium branching Acropora and thick coralline algae."]
[325,43,"A ",11,"R",1,11,20,"Massive Faviidae encrusted by thick coralline algae and microbialites."]
[325,43,"A ",14,"R",1,26,35,"Laminated microbialites"]
[325,44,"A ",1,"R",1,2,18,"Bioclastic packstone with corals, bryozoans, encrusting foraminferas, coralline algae, mollusks. Brown/dark grey crust.  "]
[325,44,"A ",4,"R",1,9,12,"Eroded piece of Acropora encrusted by microbialites."]
[325,44,"A ",7,"R",1,4,12,"Medium branching Acropora encrusted by red algae and vermetids."]
[325,44,"A ",8,"R",1,15,22,"Coralgal framework (medium branching Porites) with bivalve borings filled in by internal sediment with geopetal structures."]
[325,44,"A ",9,"R",1,13,20,"Base of a branching Acropora colony encrusted by thin coralline algal crust, vermetids, bioeroded by boring bivalves and  encrusted by thick microbialite crust"]
[325,46,"A ",5,"R",1,4,11,"Bioclastic packstone (4-8 cm) overlying a spiculite (unknown origin) encrusted by a thin coralline algal crust."]
[325,46,"A ",9,"R",1,0,12,"Top (0-7 cm): sub massive coral encrusted by a thick coralline algal crust. Base (7-12 cm): Sub massive Montipora? or Goniopora?"]
[325,46,"A ",11,"R","CC",2.5,13,"Fragments of corals: massive Echinopora (biggest fragments),  fine branching Seriatopora, fine to medium branching Pocillopora and fine branching Acropora.  Other bioclasts are mollusk shells and Halimeda."]
[325,47,"A ",2,"R",1,0,10,"Altered sub massive Porites, coralline algae.  Black and brown staining."]
[325,47,"A ",10,"R",1,0,6,"Medium branching Acropora."]
[325,48,"A ",3,"R",1,6,10,"Dark stai ned fragments of coralline algal bindstone."]

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