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- Chapter contents
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Background and objectives
- Operations
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Sedimentology
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Paleontology
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Igneous petrology and volcanology
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Alteration petrology
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Structural geology
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Geochemistry
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Physical properties
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Paleomagnetism
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Microbiology
- References
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Figures
- F1. Bathymetric map of Louisville Seamount Trail.
- F2. Detailed bathymetric map of Site U1373.
- F3. Operation time vs. penetration depth.
- F4. Sedimentary stratigraphic summary.
- F5. Representative lithologies and lithofacies.
- F6. Cement types and dissolution features.
- F7. Multicolor basalt breccia and fine-grained sediment.
- F8. Calcareous nannofossil and planktonic foraminiferal biozonation.
- F9. Close-up photographs of Flemingostrea sp.
- F10. Thin section photomicrographs of Flemingostrea sp.
- F11. Igneous stratigraphic summary.
- F12. Highly olivine-titanaugite-plagioclase-phyric basalt in Type 7 clast.
- F13. Strained olivine crystal.
- F14. Basaltic clast in conglomerate.
- F15. Jigsaw-fit clasts in basaltic breccia.
- F16. Highly olivine-titanaugite-phyric basalt from lava flow.
- F17. Peperitic top of Unit VII lava flow.
- F18. Groundmass alteration.
- F19. Secondary minerals.
- F20. Partly altered olivine.
- F21. Completely altered olivine.
- F22. XRD spectra for altered olivine phenocrysts.
- F23. XRD spectra for vugs, vesicles, and veins.
- F24. XRD spectra for composite banded veins.
- F25. XRD spectra for partially filled vugs.
- F26. XRD spectra for filled vugs.
- F27. Main alteration colors.
- F28. Alteration color distribution.
- F29. Secondary mineral distribution.
- F30. Vesicles.
- F31. Vesicles.
- F32. Veins.
- F33. Vein mineral distribution.
- F34. Number of structural features.
- F35. Geopetals.
- F36. Distribution of fractures.
- F37. Distribution of veins.
- F38. Flow alignment.
- F39. Dip angles of fractures, veins, and magmatic foliations.
- F40. Total alkalis vs. silica.
- F41. MgO vs. Al2O3, Na2O, and CaO/Al2O3.
- F42. TiO2 vs. P2O5, Y, Sr, and Ba.
- F43. Mg#, Ni, Fe2O3T, and Zr/Ti.
- F44. Magnetic susceptibility.
- F45. Magnetic susceptibility for 35–50 mbsf.
- F46. Magnetite habit variations.
- F47. Bulk density and P-wave velocity.
- F48. NGR.
- F49. L*a*b* color reflectance.
- F50. MAD-C bulk density vs. porosity.
- F51. GRA bulk density vs. MAD-C bulk density.
- F52. Porosity and thermal conductivity.
- F53. MAD-C bulk density vs. P-wave velocity.
- F54. GRA bulk density vs. thermal conductivity.
- F55. Archive-half paleomagnetic data.
- F56. Downhole inclination and Zijderveld plots.
- F57. Bulk magnetic susceptibility vs. Königsberger ratio.
- F58. AF and thermal demagnetization results.
- F59. Inclination.
- F60. ChRM inclination.
- F61. Microbiology sample locations.
- F62. Microbiology whole-rounds samples.
- F63. Whole-round rock section cuts.
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