Micropaleontology of a Miocene Core from the Western Tropical Pacific

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1970-10

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In January 1968, members of the Hawaii Institute of Geophysics recovered a sediment core (S67-31) 110 cm long from the western tropical Pacific at 05°03.5'N, 166°56.2'E (Fig. 1). The sediment was cored by free-fall device in a water depth of 4,795 meters. This corer caused relatively little disturbance to the sedimentary layers of the core, which consist of thin Quaternary deposits overlying Miocene with well-preserved radiolarian assemblages. The microfaunal sequence is documented herein.

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Resig JM, Ling HY, Stadum CJ. 1970. Micropaleontology of a Miocene core from the western tropical Pacific. Pac Sci 24(4): 421-432.

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