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IGSN Sample Type Notes Location Number Thin Sections Storage Location
GRD01AJS0 Mudstone Red shale from bed above a breccia containing pillow fragments. Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01AKS0 Mudstone Tan shale from below the base of calp limestone Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01ALS0 Chert Green laminated chert Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01AMS0 Micritic Limestone Green siliceous calp limestone; radiolarians and Fe-Mg staining along bottom of thin-section. Italy 2 Camp Elliott
GRD01ANS0 Mudstone Gray-brown shale Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01AOS0 Micritic Limestone Tan limestone from the base of calp limestone Italy 1 Camp Elliott
GRD01APS0 Chert Green and cream chert Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01AQS0 Chert Red chert. Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01ARS0 Mudstone Three beds of alternating light (2) and dark (1) silicic mudstone Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01ASS0 Mudstone Four beds of alternating light (2) and dark (2) silicic mudstone. Vertical burrows in light bands(?). Abundant radiolarians in light band. Interbedded red clay and chert. Italy 2 Ritter 154, 17 K
GRD01ATS0 Compaction Features Macegino sandstone. Angular quartz grains and mica. Italy 1 Camp Elliott
GRD01AUS0 Chert Cherty band, brown on bottom, green on the top. Flattened lenses (burrows) in center. Reaction rims around pervasive fractures in chert. Italy 1 Camp Elliott
GRD01AVS0 Chert Green chert. Lentric laminae. Radiolarians. Offset in middle in green. Pyrite in hand sample. Pull-apart fractures. Two thin sections are very different. Smaller thin section has radiolarians. Italy 2 Ritter 154, 18 N
GRD01AVS1 Chert Red chert held together by tape and epoxy. Green lenticular bed. Italy 0 Ritter 154, 22 B
GRD01AWS0 Shale Tan shale. Flattened radiolarians (?) and strain fabrics in thin-section. Italy 1 Camp Elliott
GRD01AXS0 Sedimentary Dikes Lentric chert with lensoid laminae. Partly encloses a phacoid. Deformation in chert. Italy 1 Ritter 154, 22 J
GRD01AYS0 Sedimentary Dikes Very fissile brown shale. Large quartz (slightly undulose) vein in thin-section. Silicified. Italy 1 Ritter 154, 22 K
GRD01AZS0 Shale Very fissile green shale Italy 1 Ritter 154, 22 E
GRD01B0S0 Micritic Limestone Massive gray micrite limestone Italy 1 Ritter 154, 21 D
GRD01B1S0 Limestone Nodular marlstone Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01B2S0 Shell Limestone Laminated Posidonia limestone interbedded with red marlstone. Pink shelly limestone and green limestone. Replacement textures on shell fragments. ? Italy 1 Ritter 154, 18 E
GRD01B3S0 Shell Limestone Laminated Posidonia limestone interbedded with red micrite. Italy 1 Ritter 154, 18 E
GRD01B4S0 Chert Bedded silicic shales. Radiolarians become more abundant down section. More coarse-grained chert and siliceous shale (fine-grained chert). Fe-oxides along vertical fractures. Italy 1 Ritter 154, 18 N
GRD01B5S0 Chert Laminated radiolarian-rich chert Italy 1 Camp Elliott
GRD01B6S0 Mudstone Laminated chert with possible diagonal burrow (original description); silicified shale. Italy 1 Camp Elliott
GRD01B7S0 Chert Red and pink chert; clay (?) Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01B8S0 Micritic Limestone Possibly a silicic limestone; Pervasively fractured. Vein-filling calcite. Italy 1 Camp Elliott
GRD01B9S0 Replacement Features Red limestone with more abundant radiolarians in the lighter layers. Radiolarians replaced by calcite. Italy 1 Camp Elliott
GRD01BAS0 Shale Red siliceous shale. Very large sample. Italy 0 Camp Elliott
GRD01BBS0 Mudstone Red shale Italy 0 Camp Elliott