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Site 262 is located near the axis of the Timor Trough, 75 km south of the western tip of Timor and 230 km northeast of the Ashmore Reef. The water depth at this site is 2315 meters. The cored sediments are chiefly nanno oozes with some terrigenous material. Forty-four samples were selected for diatom analysis, generally one or two samples per core. Other samples from each of the 47 cores recovered were checked under the microscope. Diatoms are present only in the upper 27 cores. They are not numerous in most samples which is probably due to dilution by terrigenous and carbonate material. However, the recovered diatoms are well preserved and easily determined, and they are sufficiently abundant to characterize the diatom flora wherever present.

Pleistocene Diatoms from Site 262, Leg 27, DSDP