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100%1973Greenwood, Robert: Cristobalite; its relationship to chert formation in selected samples from the Deep Sea Drilling Project
86%1982006Fontilea, Kristin; Marsaglia, Kathleen M. et al.: A petrological and geochemical study of Cretaceous siliceous rocks from Shatsky Risedownload
83%1991Murray, Richard William: Geologic significance of the rare earth, major, and trace element systematics in chert and fine-grained marine sediments; I, Specifying chert depositional environments with REE relative fractionations; II, Chemical behavior during diagenesis of chert and siliceous marine sediment
83%171973Lancelot, Y.: Chert and silica diagenesis in sediments from the central Pacificdownload
83%198
198-1213		2002Marsaglia, K. M.; Arthur, M. A. et al.: Color trends of Cretaceous chert linked to sediment accumulation rates on Shatsky Rise
83%8
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8-73		1971von der Borch, Christopher C.; Galehouse, Jon et al.: Silicified limestone-chert sequences cored during Leg 8 of the Deep Sea Drilling Projectdownload
78%62
62-463
62-464
62-465
62-466		1981Hein, James R.; Vallier, Tracy L. et al.: Chert petrology and geochemistry, Mid-Pacific Mountains and Hess Rise, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 62download
74%33
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33-315
33-316		1976Kelts, K. R.: Summary of chert occurrences from Line Islands sites 314, 315, 316 DSDP Leg 33download
71%32
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32-310
32-313		1975Keene, J. B.: Cherts and porcellanites from the North Pacific, DSDP Leg 32download
71%1974Lancelot, Yves: Formation of deep-sea chert; role of the sedimentary environment
71%1978Keene, J. B.: Deep-sea sediment and the chert problem
71%2008Moore, T. C., Jr.: Biogenic silica and chert in the Pacific Ocean
71%1994Murray, Richard W.: Chemical criteria to identify the depositional environment of chert; general principles and applications
71%1992Murray, Richard W.: Identifying depositional environments of chert using chemical techniques; an overview of general principles and a synthesis of 45 published results
71%129
129-801
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185-801		2009Montgomery, Homer; Kerr, Andrew C.: Rethinking the origins of the red chert at La Desirade, French West Indies
66%89
89-585		1986Baltuck, Miriam: Authigenic silica in Tertiary and Upper Cretaceous sediments of the East Mariana Basin, Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 585download
66%6
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62-466		1981Yamamoto, Satoshi: Metallic trace elements in some chert nodules of Pacific seamounts; a comparative studydownload
59%1970Hammond, Allen L.: Deep sea drilling; a giant step in geological research
59%1982Karl, Susan Margaret: Geochemical and depositional environments of upper Mesozoic radiolarian cherts from the northeastern Pacific rim and from Pacific DSDP cores
59%201986Jafri, S. H.: Occurrence of hagiastrids in chert associated with Port Blair Series, South Andaman, India
59%1990Murray, R. W.; Jones, D. L. et al.: Diagenetic formation of bedded chert inferred from rare earth, major, and trace element chemistry of the Franciscan Complex, Monterey Group and DSDP cores
59%1972Lloyd, R. M.; Hsu, K. J.: Stable-isotope investigations of sediments from the DSDP III cruise to South Atlantic
59%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
59%1975Klasik, J. A.: High cristobalite and high tridymite in a middle Eocene deep-sea chert
59%1992Murray, Richard W.; Buchholtz-ten Brink, Marilyn R. et al.: Interoceanic variation in the rare earth, major, and trace element depositional chemistry of chert; perspectives gained from the DSDP and ODP record
59%1990Bohrmann, G.: Junge Porzellanite aus antarktischen Tiefseesedimenten und ihre Beziehung zur Chertgenese Young porcellanite from Antarctic deep sea sediments and their relationship to chert genesis
58%62
62-464		1981Hart, Roger: K-Ar studies of cherts from Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 464, northern Hess Risedownload
58%1976Klasik, John A.: The silicification of Eocene deep-sea sediments in the Atlantic Ocean
58%43
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43-387		1995Bowles, Frederick A.; Wood, Warren T.: Diminished amplitude reflections (fadeout) in Bermuda Rise stratification
57%136
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136-843		1993Wilkens, Roy H.; Christensen, N. I. et al.: Seismic properties and reflectivity of North Pacific Ocean chertsdownload
56%1291990Behl, Richard J.; Smith, Brian M.: Silicification of deep-sea sediments and the oxygen isotope composition of diagenetic siliceous rocks from the Western Pacific, Pigafetta and East Mariana basins, Leg 129download
54%1990Huey, David P.: Engineering report on the extended core barrel (XCB-124E)download
54%16
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16-163		1973Heath, G. R.: Cherts from the eastern Pacific, Leg 16, Deep Sea Drilling Projectdownload
53%158
158-957		1996Humphris, Susan E.; Herzig, Peter M. et al.: TAG-3 areadownload
53%56
56-436		1980Pisciotto, K. A.: Chert and porcellanite from Deep Sea Drilling Project Site 436, Northwest Pacificdownload
52%31
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31-302		1975Garrison, R. E.; Rowland, S. M. et al.: Petrology of siliceous rocks recovered from marginal seas of the western Pacific, Leg 31, Deep Dea Drilling Projectdownload
51%17
17-167		1973Winterer, E. L.; Ewing, J. I. et al.: Site 167download
50%1974Calvert, S. E.: Deposition and diagenesis of silica in marine sediments
50%2006Howard, M. T.; Kasting, J. F.: Modern hydrothermal systems and the oxygen isotopic evolution of seawater
50%1976Kolodny, Y.; Epstein, S.: Stable isotope geochemistry of deep sea cherts
50%1986Yamamoto, Satoshi: Correlation between iron and magnesium and its significance on the distribution of heavy metals in deep-sea cherts
50%321976Keene, John B.: The distribution, mineralogy, and petrography of biogenic and authigenic silica from the Pacific Basin
50%1973Knauth, L. Paul; Epstein, Samuel: Hydrogen and oxygen isotope ratios in cherts from the JOIDES Deep Sea Drilling Project
50%1990Murray, Richard W.; Buchholtz-ten Brink, Marilyn R.: Rare earth element sources to fine-grained marine sediments; assessing the marine and terrestrial records
50%1984Minoura, Koji; Nakaya, Shu: Origin of radiolarian bedded cherts; Part II
50%1982005Fontilea, Kristin: A petrological and geochemical study of Cretaceous siliceous rocks from the Shatsky Rise
49%691983Hein, James R.; Sancetta, Constance A. et al.: Petrology and geochemistry of silicified upper Miocene chalk, Costa Rica Rift, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 69download
49%20
20-195		1973Heezen, Bruce C.; MacGregor, Ian D. et al.: Mesozoic chalk and chert on the Pacific Plate near Japan, DSDP Site 195download
49%129
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185-801		1990Molinie, Alain J.; Ogg, James G.: Data report; Formation MicroScanner imagery of Lower Cretaceous and Jurassic sediments from the western Pacific (Site 801)download
48%61
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89-462		1981Wipperman, L. K.; Larson, Roger L. et al.: The geological and geophysical setting near Site 462download
48%6
6-44		1971Heezen, Bruce C.; Fischer, Alfred G. et al.: Site 44download
48%7
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7-67		1971Heath, G. Ross; Moberly, Ralph, Jr.: Cherts from the western Pacific, Leg 7, Deep Sea Drilling Projectdownload
48%63
63-471		1981Devine, Joseph D.; Leinen, Margaret: Chemistry of the massive sulfide deposit cored at Site 471download
47%62
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62-464
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62-466		1981Hein, James R.; Yeh, Hsueh-Wen: Oxygen-isotope composition of chert from the Mid-Pacific Mountains and Hess Rise, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 62download
47%62
69		1983Hein, James R.; Karl, S. M.: Comparisons between open-ocean and continental margin chert sequences
47%2008Moore, Ted C., Jr.: Chert in the Pacific; biogenic silica and hydrothermal circulationdownload
47%62
69		1992Murray, Richard W.; Buchholtz ten Brink, Marilyn R. et al.: Rare earth, major, and trace element composition of Monterey and DSDP chert and associated host sediment; assessing the influence of chemical fractionation during diagenesis
47%171973Douglas, R. G.; Roth, P. H. et al.: Biostratigraphic synthesis; hiatuses and unconformitiesdownload
47%32
32-307		1975Larson, R. L.; Moberly, R. et al.: Site 307; Hawaiian magnetic lineationsdownload
47%32
32-306		1975Larson, R. L.; Moberly, R. et al.: Site 306; Shatsky Risedownload
46%61
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89-462		1981Gieskes, Joris M.; Johnson, Jeff: Interstitial-water studies, Leg 61download
45%160
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160-967		1998Robertson, Alastair H. F.: Lithofacies evidence for the Cretaceous-Paleogene sedimentary history of Eratosthenes Seamount, eastern Mediterranean, in its regional tectonic context (sites 966 and 967)download
45%17
17-164		1973Winterer, E. L.; Ewing, J. I. et al.: Site 164download
44%62
62-464		1981Site 464; northern Hess Risedownload
44%133
133-817		1993Brachert, Thomas C.; Schmidt, Dieter: Data report; Nodular chert from Site 817 (Townsville Trough, northeastern Australia)download
44%20
20-199		1973Heezen, Bruce C.; MacGregor, Ian D. et al.: Mesozoic chalks beneath the Caroline abyssal plain; DSDP Site 199download
43%17
17-167		2002Kolodny, Yehoshua; Chaussidon, Marc: Boron isotopes in cherts; DSDP and on-land; fractionation and diagenesis
43%20
20-194		1973Heezen, Bruce C.; MacGregor, Ian D. et al.: Cretaceous chalks beneath Neogene volcanic clays, east of the Japan Trench; DSDP Site 194download
42%16
16-163		1973van Andel, T. H.; Heath, G. R. et al.: Site 163download
42%32
32-305		1975Larson, R. L.; Moberly, R. et al.: Site 305; Shatsky Risedownload
42%321975Larson, R. L.; Moberly, R. et al.: Site 304; Japanese magnetic lineationsdownload
42%321983Keene, J. B.: Chalcedonic quartz and occurrence of quartzine (length-slow chalcedony) in pelagic sediments
42%621985Pyle, Doug; Hart, Roger: Cosomogenic argon in Mid-Pacific K-T cherts and porcellanite
42%21975Kossovskaya, A. G.; Gushchina, Ye. B. et al.: Mineralogiya i genezis mezozoysko-kaynozoyskikh otlozheniy Atlanticheskogo okeana po materialam reysa 2 "Glomar Chellendzher" Mineralogy and genesis of Mesozoic-Cenozoic sediments in the Atlantic Ocean, based on results from Leg 2 of the DSDP
42%1988Maliva, Robert G.; Siever, Raymond: Pre-Cenozoic nodular cherts; evidence for opal-CT precursors and direct quartz replacement
42%1985Miskell, K. J.; Brass, G. W. et al.: Global patterns in opal deposition from Late Cretaceous to late Miocene
42%17
17-167		1988Kolodny, Yehoshua; Halicz, Ludwik: Ge/Si ratios in cherts from the DSDP
42%1974Wise, Sherwood W., Jr.; Weaver, Fred M.: Chertification of oceanic sediments
42%1974Kolodny, Yehoshua; Epstein, Samuel: The Stable Isotope Record of DSDP Cherts
42%2
4		1976Hertling, M. M.: Origin of the Layer A and A' Eocene cherts and their correlatives from the Jicara Formation of Puerto Rico
42%1291992Behl, Richard Jay: Chertification in the Monterey Formation of California and deep-sea sediments of the West Pacific
42%17
17-168		1973Winterer, E. L.; Ewing, J. I. et al.: Site 168download
42%141974von Rad, Ulrich; Rosch, Heinrich: Petrography and diagenesis of deep-sea cherts from the central Atlantic
42%1981Pisciotto, Kenneth A.: Distribution, thermal histories, isotopic compositions, and reflection characteristics of siliceous rocks recovered by the Deep Sea Drilling Project
42%17
17-167		1984Ferreira, Mauricio G.; Talman, Stephen J.: delta (super 18) O variations in deep-sea cherts; a reevaluation of data from DSDP Site 167
42%27
27-259		1981Kastner, Miriam: Authigenic silicates in deep-sea sediments; formation and diagenesis
42%1989Einsele, G.: In-situ water contents, liquid limits, and submarine mass flows due to a high liquefaction potential of slope sediment (results from DSDP and subaerial counterparts)
42%1201989Berggren, W. A.; Aubry, M. P.: Cenozoic foraminiferal and calcareous nannoplankton magnetobiostratigraphy of the southern Kerguelen Plateau (ODP Leg 120)
42%631983Grechin, V. I.: Neogenovyye kremnistyye osadki Neogene siliceous sediments
42%1983Karl, S. M.: Geochemical and depositional environments of upper Mesozoic radiolarian cherts from the Marin Headlands, California, and from Pacific DSDP cores
42%1772004Froelich, Philip N.; King, Stagg L.: Deep marine sediment diagenesis of germanium, silica, lithium and lithium isotopes in ODP-177; the "missing oceanic Ge sink"
42%1975Knauth, L. Paul; Epstein, Samuel: Hydrogen and oxygen isotope ratios in silica from the JOIDES Deep Sea Drilling Project
42%1984Minoura, Koji; Nakaya, Shu: Origin of radiolarian bedded cherts; Part I
42%911984Keene, J. B.: Microstructure and the development of bedding in pelagic cherts from non-calcareous sequences
42%2007Muttoni, Giovanni; Kent, D. V.: Widespread formation of cherts during the Eocene climate optimum
42%141973von Rad, U.; Rosch, H.: Composition and diagenesis of Cretaceous and Paleogene deep-sea cherts from the central Atlantic
42%1973Leclaire, L.; Alcayde, G. et al.: La silicification des craies; role des spherules de cristobalite-tridymite observees dans les craies des bassins oceaniques et dans celles du Bassin de Paris The silicification of chalk; the role of cristobalite-tridymite spherules observed in the chalks of ocean basins and Paris Basin
42%17
17-167		1988Kolodny, Yehoshua; Halicz, Ludwik: The geochemistry of germanium in deep-sea cherts
42%1852000Pletsch, T.; Urbat, M. et al.: Veraenderung globaler Umweltfaktoren und Zyklizitaet in Tiefsee-Sedimenten des westlichen Pazifik von der Kreide bis heute Changes in global environmental factors and cyclicity of deep-sea sedimentation of the West Pacific from the Cretaceous to the present
42%1979Riech, V.; von Rad, U.: Silica diagenesis in the Atlantic Ocean; diagenetic potential and transformations

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