Glad the file came through okay.  This next file is a bit ugly, but it
may be easier to use in your program than something out of a spreadsheet.

   There are 1145 cores in the same order as the SST file, but this file
has 4 lines per core.  The first line doesn't contain any faunal data, so
you may skip it.  The next 3 lines contain 15 species per line following
the core id.  To read one line of data in from a FORTRAN program, use the
format (12X,15F4.0).  That will skip the core id and read in the 15 species
on the line.  The names and order of the 45 species are as follows:
    LINE 2                 LINE 3                  LINE 4
	1	=	O.Universa	        16	=	G. Digitata	        31	=	G. Hirsuta
	2	=	G. Conglobatus	    17	=	G. Rubescens	       32	=	G. Scitula
	3	=	G. Ruber (pink)	   18	=	G. Humilis         	33	=	G. Anfracta
	4	=	G. Ruber (white)  	19	=	G. Quinqueloba	     34	=	G. Menardii
	5	=	G. Ruber (total)  	20	=	G. Pachy (left)	    35	=	G. Tumida
	6	=	G. Tenellus	       21	=	G. Pachy(right)	    36	=	G. M. Flexuosa
	7	=	G. Sacc.(w/o sac)	 22	=	G. Dutertrei	       37	=	G. Menardii Complex (tot)
	8	=	G. Sacc.(w/ sac) 	 23	=	G. Conglomerata    	38	=	C. Nitida
	9	=	G. Sacc.(total)   	24	=	G. Hexagona        	39	=	G. Glutinata
	10	=	S. Dehiscens	     25	=	P. Obliquil.       	40	=	G. Iota
	11	=	G. Adamsi        	26	=	G. Inflata	         41	=	G. Bradyi
	12	=	G. Aequil.       	27	=	G. Trunc.(left)	    42	=	G. Pumilio
	13	=	G. Calida	        28	=	G. Trunc.(right)   	43	=	H. Pelagica
	14	=	G. Bulloides	     29	=	G. Crassaformis	    44	=	H. Digitata
	15	=	G. Falconensis   	30	=	P-D Intergrade     	45	=	Other

   Note that these species values must be converted to proportion form to
use the analog method.  Most of these cores contain raw counts, while some
cores in the Pacific are in percents.

   If any of this is too confusing over email, just give me a call
(401-863-3626) and I'll try to clear it up.

   Good luck!

Phil