Sample ID --- 37-49DS
  Activity ID             --- D-1-85-AR
  Vessel                  --- Discoverer
  Sampling Equipment      --- dredge
  Time                    --- 19852680000 (yyyydddhhmm)
  Latitude                ---   70.49667
  Longitude               --- -161.02667
  Water Depth             ---     26 (meters)
  Core Length             ---      0 (centimeters)
  Core Diameter           ---      0 (centimeters)
  
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    Investigator(s)       --- sample described by M. Colgan, sample recored by J. Miley
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      Interval Top        ---      0 (centimeters)
      Interval Bottom     ---      0 (centimeters)
      Interval Age        --- unknown
      Primary Lithology   --- mudstone, quartzite, chert
      Secondary Lithology --- 
      Primary Texture     --- Size range: 0.1 -10.0 cm   predominate < 5mm.  Angularity:large >2cm angular; smaller < 2cm subrounded; gravels and coarse sand angular to subrounded. Matrix: medium sandy mud. Comments: hard mud balls present 
      Secondary Texture   --- 
      Other Components    --- Most abundant living fuana: tube worms with sand encased tubes and enlarged clusters, amphiopods, pectinarians, Mycoma, brittle stars, fan worms, polycheate worms, Yoldia,Mysid, soft bryozoans, gastropod Solinaria, predator gastropods, large shrimp. Most common neo-paleo: half shells Mycoma, fragments Mycoma, worm burrows, barnacles, Trac________, Astarte b., Astarte m., branching subgracilis, barnacle fragments, echinoid fragments, Solinaria fragments, Mya, Yoldia fragments, Nucula
      Comments            --- small fan worm tubes were extremely abundant