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Score ↓Exp/Site/HoleYearAuthor/TitleFull text
36%1996Opdyke, Bradley C.; Bird, Michael: Possible ODP target; Scott Plateau, far eastern Indian Ocean
36%138
138-851		1996You, Chen-Feng; Chan, Lui-Heung: Precise determination of lithium isotopic composition in low concentration natural samples
36%1995Hilgen, F. J.; Krijgsman, W. et al.: Extending the astronomical (polarity) time scale into the Miocene
36%1291995Salimullah, A. R. M.: Formation MicroScanner images (FMS); application in sedimentology
36%1995Nakata, Setsuya; Yamashita, Shigeru et al.: Geology of sea floor in the Central and Southeastern Indian ridges by deep-sea cameras
36%1995Farrell, J. W.; Pedersen, T. F. et al.: Glacial-interglacial changes in nutrient utilization in the Equatorial Pacific Ocean
36%94
94-607		1995Patterson, D. B.; Farley, K. A.: Glacial-interglacial variations in the flux of extraterrestrial 3He to the seafloor
36%112
112-686		1990Malmgren, Kathryn A.; Funnell, Brian M.: Benthic foraminifera from middle to late Pleistocene, coastal upwelling sediments of ODP Hole 686B, Pacific Ocean, off Peru
36%117
117-724		1990Pedersen, T. F.; Zahn, R.: Bimodal wind vs. nutrient forcing of Arabian Sea biological productivity; the paleo-productivity record at ODP Site 721
36%117
117-722		1990Murray, D. W.; Prell, W. L.: Biogenic sedimentation on the Owen Ridge, northwestern Arabian Sea during the past one million years; evidence for changes in monsoon-induced upwelling
36%1591996Schellpeper, Maija E.: Silicoflagellates from near the Paleogene-Neogene boundary, Ocean Drilling Program Leg 159, eastern Equatorial Atlantic
36%87
87-582
87-583		1983In the Orient, Leg 87 drills off Honshu & SW Japan
36%61
83
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90
91		1983Salisbury, Matthew H.: In the Pacific, Deep-sea drilling tallies gains
36%47
48		1978Latouche, C.; Maillet, N.: Mineralogie des depots cenozoiques des sites D.S.D.P. I.P.O.D. 398 (Leg 47B) et 403, 404, 405, 406 (Leg 48); implications paleoclimatiques et paleohydrologiques Mineralogy of sediments at D.S.D.P./I.P.O.D. 398 (Leg 47B) and 403, 404, 405, 406 (Leg 48); paleoclimatologic and paleohydrologic implications
36%47
48
50		1978Chamley, H.; Debrabant, P. et al.: Mineralogie et geochimie des sediments secondaires et cenozoiques de la marge atlantique nord-orientale (Leg 47B, 48, 50, D.S.D.P.) Mineralogy and geochemistry of Mesozoic and Cenozoic sediments of the northeastern Atlantic margin; Leg 47B, 48, and 50 of DSDP
36%36
40		1978Noel, D.; Manivit, H.: Nannofacies de "black shales" aptiennes et albiennes d'Atlantique sud (Legs 36 et 40); interet sedimentologique Nannofacies of Aptian and Albian black shale of the South Atlantic (legs 36 and 40); sedimentological interest
36%27
27-262		1978Zaklinskaya, E. D.: Palynological information from late Pliocene-Pleistocene deposits recovered by deep-sea drilling in the region of the island of Timor
36%1992Trimm, Bryan A.: Analysis of preconsolidation pressure methods for fine-grained sediments in Nares abyssal plain, Mississippi Delta, and other selected areas
36%1131988Schandl, Eva S.; Wicks, F. J.: Ice-rafted dropstones from the Weddell Sea, Antarctica
36%22
22-216		1995Belyaeva, N. V.; Burmistrova, I. I.: Changes in foraminifera fauna and the late Pleistocene paleohydrology in the Indian Ocean (Site 216, Deep Sea Drilling Project)
36%1411995Behrmann, J.; Kilian, R.: Chemical and isotopic constraints on the origin of Pleistocene to Pliocene trench sediments at the Chile Triple Junction
36%128
154		1995deMenocal, Peter B.; King, Terri: Chronostratigraphy applications of downhole log data
36%127
128		1990Follmi, Karl B.: Paleoceanographic implications from high-frequency dark/light rhythms in the Sea of Japan (ODP legs 127 and 128)
36%121
121-758		1990Chen, M. T.; Farrell, J. W.: Planktonic foraminifer variations over the past 800,000 years in the northeastern Indian Ocean (ODP Site 758)
36%28
28-270		1985Khryanina, L. P.: Possible meteorite impact structures in the Ross Sea, Antarctica
36%1985Heusser, Linda E.: Quaternary palynology of marine sediments in the Northeast Pacific, Northwest Atlantic, and Gulf of Mexico
36%281990Anderson, John B.; Bartek, Louis R. et al.: Preliminary results of USAP 90 seismic reflection survey of the Ross Sea, Antarctica; implications for Antarctic glacial history
36%107
107-653		1992Sprovieri, R.: Mediterranean Pliocene biochronology; an high resolution record based on quantitative planktonic foraminifera distribution
36%23
23-219		1992Srinivasan, M. S.; Rai, Ajai K.: Neopleurostomella, a new foraminiferal genus from DSDP Site 219, Arabian Sea
36%1461992Westbrook, Graham K.; Carson, Bobb et al.: Ocean Drilling Program, Leg 146 Scientific Prospectus, Cascadia Margin
36%1421992Batiza, Rodey; Storms, Michael A. et al.: Ocean Drilling Program; Leg 142; preliminary report; East Pacific Rise
36%1471992Gillis, Kathryn; Mevel, Catherine et al.: Ocean Drilling Program; Leg 147 Scientific Prospectus; Hess Deep rift valley
36%94
94-609		1992Broecker, Wallace S.; Bond, Gerard C. et al.: Origin of the northern Atlantic's Heinrich events
36%1121992Ibaraki, Masako: Planktonic Foraminifera of the crustal upwelling area off Peru since the Pleistocene
36%94
94-606		1992Ishman, Scott E.: Pliocene benthic foraminifer census data from Deep Sea Drilling Project Hole 606
36%114
114-704		1992Venz, K. A.; Hodell, D. A.: Pliocene climates in the high-latitude Southern Hemisphere; how warm was it?
36%1992Reijmer, J. J. G.; Schlager, W. et al.: Pliocene/Pleistocene platform facies transition recorded in calciturbidites (Exuma Sound, Bahamas)
36%1977Thierstein, H. R.: Mesozoic calcareous nannofossils from the Indian Ocean, DSDP legs 22 to 27
36%1977Montadert, L.; Letouzey, J. et al.: Messinian event; seismic evidence
36%73
73-522		1983Tauxe, L.; LaBrecque, John L. et al.: "U" channels; a new technique for paleomagnetic analysis of hydraulic piston cores
36%64
64-479
64-480		1983Bromble, J. L.; Burckle, L. H.: A late Quaternary stratigraphy for DSDP Site 480, Gulf of California
36%59
59-448		1983Aldrich, Jeffrey B.: Alteration of volcanic debris and basalts in a submarine remnant arc; Deep Sea Drilling Site 448, Palau-Kyushu Ridge, Philippine Sea
36%21
30		1975Taylor, L. W. H.: Depositional and tectonic patterns in the western Coral Sea
36%291975Erdman, J. G.; Schorno, K. S. et al.: Geochemistry of carbon and sulfur; DSDP Leg 29
36%1975Ross, D.; Neprochnov, Y. et al.: Glomar Challenger drills the Black Sea
36%1975Hsu, K.; Montadert, L. et al.: Glomar Challenger returns to the Mediterranean Sea
36%11971Moore, G. W.; Reimnitz, E. et al.: USGS-IDOE Leg 1; Bahia de Campeche
36%701981Barrett, T. J.; Friedrichsen, H.: Isotopic composition of metalliferous sediments from the Galapagos mounds area, DSDP Leg 70
36%38
38-336		1986Parra, M.; Puechmaille, C. et al.: Geochemistry of Tertiary alterite clay phases on the Iceland-Faeroe Ridge (Northeast Atlantic), Leg 38, Site 336
36%321986Adachi, Mamoru; Yamamoto, Koshi et al.: Hydrothermal chert and associated siliceous rocks from the northern Pacific; their geological significance as indication of ocean ridge activity
36%121
121-758		2003Chen, Chang-Hwa; Ku, Yuen-Ping et al.: Tephra deposits in the Deccan Trap, peninsular India
36%2003Jarrard, Richard D.: Subduction fluxes of water, carbon dioxide, chlorine, and potassiumdownload
36%189
189-1172		2003Exon, Neville F.; Hill, Peter: The nature of the East Tasman Plateau; a continental fragment southeast of Tasmania
36%206
206-1256		2003Hallenborg, Eric Christian: The structure of mature oceanic crust; tectonic features revealed in superfast-spread Cocos Plate by multichannel seismic grids and swath bathymetry
36%171A
171A-1049
171B		2003Erbacher, Jochen; Huber, Brian T. et al.: The suffocation of an ocean
36%188
188-1165		2002Fontanesi, Giulia; Villa, Giuliana: Quaternary calcareous nannofossils from ODP Leg 188, Site 1165 (Prydz Bay, Antarctica)
36%1211990Klootwijk, Chris: ODP Leg 121 palaeomagnetism gives new insights into the evolution of Broken Ridge, Ninetyeast Ridge, and the Himalayan collision model
36%1301990Mosher, David C.; Mayer, Larry A. et al.: ODP Leg 130; the Ontong Java Plateau
36%1311990Fujimoto, H.; Kinoshita, H. et al.: ODP Nankai downhole observatory (ONDO) experiment during ODP Leg 131
36%147
153		2003Ross, Kent; Elthon, Don: Varieties of melt-rock interactions in abyssal peridotites
36%116
116-717		2003Derry, Louis A.; France-Lanord, Christian: When did the Himalayas get high?
36%202
202-1234
202-1235		2004Phipps, M. E.; Mix, A. C.: A reconstruction of millennial-scale changes in sub-surface watermasses off of central Chile
36%202
202-1240		2004Yu, P.: Alkenone and planktic foraminifer sea-surface temperature reconstructions at ODP Site 1240; 500-900 kya
36%202
202-1234		2004Chen, M.; Huang, C.: Alkenone sea-surface temperature variations in the Southeast Pacific Ocean inferred from a high-resolution record of the past 200,000 years (ODP Site 1234)
36%169S2004Grayson, R. P.; Plater, A. J. et al.: An excess (super 226) Ra geochronology for Saanich Inlet
36%202
202-1240		2004Pena, L. D.; Calvo, Eva et al.: Implications of Mn-Mg-rich contaminant phases for Mg/Ca past temperature reconstructions
36%2003Hashimoto, Yoshita: Fluid origin and its over-pressure ratio estimated from mineral veins in an ancient accretionary complex; constraints from fluid inclusion analysis
36%173
173-1067		2003Engstrom, Anna Victoria; Skelton, Alasdair: Hydrothermal minerals, fluid flow and brittle/semi-brittle deformation; a comparison between the Skyttorp-Vattholma fault zone (SVFZ), south-central Sweden and the Iberian Abyssal Plain (ODP Leg 173, Hole 1067)
36%2002003Schumann, Gabriela; Koos, Randi et al.: Microbial life of North Pacific oceanic crust
36%188
188-1165		2003Hannah, M.: Miocene fluctuations of the Antarctic ice sheet inferred from palynofloras in Site 1165, Prydz Bay, Antarctica
36%193
193-1188		2003McConachy, Tim F.; Binns, Ray A.: Modern seafloor hydrothermal systems and ore forming processes
36%1812004McCave, I. N. (ed.); Carter, L. (ed.) et al.: Cenozoic oceanographic evolution of the SW Pacific gateway; papers resulting from work on the cores drilled on Ocean Drilling Program Leg 181 to the Southwest Pacific east of New Zealand in August-October 1998
36%2022004Schmittner, A.: Changes in Southeastern Pacific circulation and productivity on tectonic, orbital and millennial timescales in simulations with a global climate model
36%2004Niitsuma, Nobuaki: Classification of plate motions and tectonic response on the sedimentary sequences drilled from forearc basin along the Japan Trench
36%188
188-1165		2004Junttila, Juho Petteri; Strand, Kari Olavi: Clay mineral occurrence in Prydz Bay rise (ODP Site 1165), Antarctica; implications for Plio-Pleistocene ice sheet evolution
36%2004Gorsline, Donn: Contour currents in California borderland; San Clemente, Tanner, San Nicolas, and East Cortes basins
36%2012004Skilbeck, Greg; Rolph, Timothy et al.: Correlation of palaeo-El Nino archives across the Pacific Ocean from LGM to present
36%552004Baksi, A. K.: Critical evaluation of radiometric ages used for tracking hotspots in the Pacific Ocean
36%2004Adkins, J. F.; Schrag, D. P.: Deep ocean temperature and salinity at the last glacial maximum
36%1682004Harris, Robert N.; Chapman, David S.: Deep-seated oceanic heat flux, heat deficits, and hydrothermal circulation
36%162
162-984		2004Pruner, P.; Housa, V. et al.: Different magnetostratigraphic approaches; Lake Baikal sediments and the J/K boundary strata in the Tethyan realm
36%167
167-1015		2004Sorlien, Christopher C.: Digital 3D mapping of active faults beneath Santa Monica Bay, basin modeling, and strain partitioning
36%2004White, James W. C.: Do I hear a million?
36%188
188-1165		2004McAuley, A.; Williams, T. et al.: Duration of Pliocene ice-rafting events offshore of Prydz Bay, Antarctica, derived from extraterrestrial helium-3
36%138
138-846		2004Liu, Zhonghui; Herbert, Timothy D.: Early onset and origin of 100-kyr cycles in a tropical Pleistocene SST record
36%2004Hayward, Bruce W.; Kawagata, Shungo: Early-middle Pleistocene extinction of deep-sea benthic Foraminifera
36%306
306-U1313		2007Boyle, E. A.; Rashid, H. et al.: Deepening of the mixed layer during ice-rafting events; implication for the Meridional overturning circulation
36%2007Stickley, C. E.; Pike, J. et al.: Diatom records; Antarctic waters
36%2007Koc, N.: Diatom records; North Atlantic and Arctic
36%3102007Hathorne, Ed C.; Thomas, Alex: Expedition 310; Tahiti Sea Level
36%2007Fischer, J. P.; Ferdelman, T. et al.: Extreme oligotrophy in subsurface sediments of the South Pacific Gyre; evidence from low oxygen fluxes
36%2007Marone, Chris; Saffer, Demian M.: Fault friction and the upper transition from seismic to aseismic faulting
36%117
117-722		2007Alpert, Alice E.; Cleaveland, Laura C. et al.: Global and regional controls on alkenone sea surface temperature and productivity records for the Pleistocene from the Arabian Sea
36%2007Ehlers, J.; Astakhov, V. et al.: Glaciations; early Quaternary
36%171B
171B-1051		2010Hilding-Kronforst, Shari: Mid Eocene biostratigraphic and environmental conditions at Blake Nose, ODP Leg 171B, Site 1051, 42-43.8 Ma
36%1992010Wilson, P. A.; Palike, Heiko et al.: New records of the Eocene/Oligocene transition from the IODP Pacific Equatorial Age Transect (PEAT)
36%3082010Flemings, P. B.: Overpressure, flow focusing, compaction and slope stability on the continental slope; insights from IODP Expedition 308
36%2010Ask, M. V. S.; Morgan, J. K.: Projection of mechanical properties from shallow to greater depths seaward of the Nankai accretionary prism
36%1992Spencer-Cervato, Cinzia; Beckmann, Jean-Pierre et al.: Revised Neogene plankton biochronology
36%1331992Davies, Peter J.: Science in search of Earth's secrets; dynamic evolution of the Great Barrier Reef; ODP and beyond

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