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A total of 465 samples, all collected on shipboard, were available for examination of the foraminifera and associated microfossils. On the average, this amounts to one sample for slightly less than one meter of recovered core. Most of the washed residues were separated into two fractions (retained in the 80 mesh and 230 mesh sieves). Only a few samples were too hard for conventional washing methods and had to be studied in thin section (Site 139, Core 6; Site 144, Core 6). A set of charts showing the composition and preservation of the microfauna for each sample, with special emphasis on the foraminifera, has been prepared and is reproduced here on Tables 2 to 11. These tables also include the determinations of the zones and ages. The figures indicating the planktonic/benthonic ratios and the percentage of foraminifera (of the total fauna in the 80-mesh fraction) are in most cases estimates rather than counts. For some samples, the record of the foraminiferal species has been left incomplete or omitted altogether. Such samples are marked in the last columns ("Remarks") by the letters "P"—partially examined or "n"-not examined. Omissions of this kind will be found in monotonous sequences of rich faunas, or where an occasional sample was poorly preserved. Their purpose was to save time without losing essential data.

The Foraminifera and Some Associated Microfossils of Sites 135 to 144