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Current interest in continental margins as major energyproducing frontiers makes survey evaluation of unexplored areas of utmost importance. The primary objective of this study is to evaluate the Cretaceous black shale for its thermal history and petroleum-generating potential. A similar issue was addressed in previous studies of the Atlantic margins in Dow (1978a, b) for the western Atlantic continental margin and in Pearson and Dow (in press) on the continental margin of the eastern Atlantic. Survey evaluation of unexplored areas can foster broad, regional models of thermal and geologic history, upon which later detailed studies can improve. The present study is intended to fit into the regional model outlined in the three previous studies.

Geochemical Analysis of Samples from Leg 48, Hole 402A, Bay of Biscay