Proc. IODP, 348, Data report: atlas of lithic grain types at Site C0002;reference for petrographic provenance analysis in the Kumano Basin and upper Nankai accretionary prism

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Chapter contents Abstract Introduction Methods and materials Results Acknowledgments References Figures F1. Sedimentary rock fragments: clay-rich mudstones. F2. Sedimentary rock fragments: clay-rich mudstones. F3. Sedimentary rock fragments: clay-rich mudstones. F4. Sedimentary rock fragments: clay-rich mudstones. F5. Sedimentary rock fragments: clay-rich mudstones. F6. Sedimentary rock fragments: silt-rich mudstones. F7. Sedimentary rock fragments: silt-rich mudstones. F8. Sedimentary rock fragments: argillaceous cherts. F9. Sedimentary rock fragments: cherts and other microcrystalline quartz. F10. Volcanic rock fragments. F11. Volcanic rock fragments. F12. Volcanic rock fragments: microlitic grains. F13. Volcanic rock fragments: lathwork. F14. Volcanic rock fragments: trachytic lathwork. F15. Volcanic rock fragments: pumice. F16. Plutonic rock fragments: quartz-plagioclase-k-feldspar aggregates. F17. Plutonic rock fragments. F18. Plutonic rock fragments: quartz-K-feldspar intergrowths. F19. Plutonic rock fragments. F20. Metamorphic rock fragments: quartz-rich. F21. Metamorphic rock fragments: quartz-mica rich. F22. Metamorphic rock fragments: micaceous. F23. Metamorphic rock fragments: chlorite schists. F24. Metamorphic rock fragments: epidote-rich. F25. Metamorphic rock fragments. F26. Artifacts: undisaggregated silty mud grains. F27. Artifacts: postdrilling sulfate precipitates. Table T1. Photographed grains. PDF file			Previous \| Next doi:10.2204/iodp.proc.338.204.2016 Acknowledgments The Integrated Ocean Drilling Program provided the samples used for this report. Postexpedition funding awarded to S.G. Ramirez by the Consortium for Ocean Leadership helped support this project. S.G. Ramirez and K.L. Milliken also wish to thank the Expedition 338 Scientists for their help with shipboard sampling. Top of page \| Previous \| Next

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