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Leg 63 of the Deep Sea Drilling Project extended along the west coast of North America and northern Central America, northwest of Los Angeles to southwest of Mazatlan, Mexico. Holes were drilled at seven sites and Neogene cores recovered, exclusively (Sites 467-473). Sites 467 through 469 are situated within the California Continental Borderland, Sites 470 through 473 within the western continental margin of Baja California (Fig. 1). Leg 63 drilling was intended to study the Neogene paleooceanographical and climatological development of the northeastern Pacific and the evolution of planktonic communities.

Neogene Radiolarians from the Eastern North Pacific (off Alta and Baja California), Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 63