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Grain size of 172 unconsolidated sediment samples from five DSDP sites in the eastern Indian Ocean was determined by sieve and pipette techniques. Folk and Ward (1957) statistical parameters were calculated for all samples by computer. On the basis of grain-size parameters, the sediments can be divided into two broad groups: Mesozoic clays and Cenozoic calcareous oozes. Mesozoic sediments have a mean size of 10.070and are very poorly sorted (2.580), coarse skewed (-0.14), and mesokurtic ('Q = 0.47). Cenozoic sediments have a mean size of 7.670 and are very poorly sorted (3.190), fine skewed (+0.18), and mesokurtic 0.47).

Grain-Size Distribution of Sediments from the Eastern Indian Ocean: Deep Sea Drilling Project, Leg 27