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Recent studies of deep-sea piston cores have shown that the history of the geomagnetic field may be recorded in the remanent magnetization of sea floor sediments (Harrison and Funnell, 1964; Opdyke et al, 1966; Phillips et al., 1968; Hays et al, 1969). The utilization of long drill cores obtained during the Deep Sea Drilling Project allows an obvious extension of these studies, provided adequate paleomagnetic sampling of the stratigraphic section is available. The purpose of this report is to assess the potential usefulness of core samples recovered during Leg 1 of the Deep Sea Drilling Project drilling in the Gulf of Mexico and western North Atlantic.

Paleomagnetic Stratigraphy of Sites 17 (Leg 1) Preliminary Report

Paleomagnetic Stratigraphy of Sites 17 (Leg 1) Preliminary Report