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Wireline log data from ODP Sites 759 through 764 are among the first to be published from the Exmouth-Wombat plateau region. Log analysis at these sites defined boundaries, trends, and log units. These analyses were also used to interpret the lithology at each site and, where possible, to correlate between adjacent sites on each plateau. The continuous data response of wireline logs proved useful for interpreting lithology and other sedimentary features in zones of poor recovery and for positioning partly recovered intervals at their correct depth. Continuous log response also enabled a more confident interpretation of depositional environments from trend analysis and assisted the interpretation of relative sea-level variation. Results enabled detailed correlation between Sites 762 and 763 on the southern Exmouth Plateau and a broader relationship to be established between Sites 759 and 760 on the Wombat Plateau. Wireline log data from the Exmouth and Wombat plateaus document two tectonic depositional cycles on the northwest Australian margin. The first is Late Triassic in age and follows a Permian rifting event. It was encountered only on the Wombat Plateau. The second is Early Cretaceous, documents a continental breakup event, and can be identified on both the Wombat and Exmouth plateaus. Superimposed on the large tectonic events are cycles of shorter duration reflecting sea-level oscillations and fluctuations in sediment supply.

Triassic-Lower Cretaceous Wireline Log Data from Sites 759 through 764