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Passive continental margin

Ransom et al. (1995) and Godon et al. (2004) present 8 Cl results for a variety of marine sedimentary pore fluids taken from the northeast African passive continental margin to pore fluids from the Nankai and Caribbean convergent margins. The measurement of these marine... [Pg.239]

Altogether, tectonically emplaced and abyssal mantle rocks provide insights into upper mantle compositions and processes that are complementary to the information conveyed by mantle xenoliths (See Chapter 2.05). They provide coverage to vast regions of the Earth s upper mantle that are sparsely sampled by mantle xenoliths, particularly in the ocean basins and beneath passive continental margins, back-arc basins, and oceanic island arcs. [Pg.806]

This group includes peridotite massifs dominated by fertile Iherzolites that were exhumed in the early stages of continental rifting and exposed as denuded mantle on the seafloor, along passive continental margins. [Pg.814]

Widdowson, M. Gunnell, Y. (1999) Lateritization, geomorphology and geodynamics of a passive continental margin the Konkan and Kanara coastal lowlands of western Peninsula India. In Thiry, M. Simon-Coinyon, R. (Eds) Palae-oweathering, Palaeosurfaces and Related Continental Deposits. Special Publication 27, International Association of Sedimentologists. Oxford Blackwell, pp. 245-274. [Pg.94]

Mauffret, a. Montadert, L. (1987) Rift tectonics of the passive continental margin off Galicia (Spain). Mar. Petrol. Geol., 4, 49-70. [Pg.392]

Fleming et al. (1999) and Cockbum et al. (2000) used erosion rate determinations with cosmogenic radionuclides to assess the rates of escarpment retreat at the passive continental margins of eastern South Africa and Namibia, respectively. In both cases the retreat rates were shown to be much too low to be compatible with an escarpment origin at the continental margin during the time of continent break-up. [Pg.774]

Passive continental margin — rifted continental margins developed on thick continental crust on the edges of continents sedimentaiy basins on the trailing edge of a continent. [Pg.206]

Spider diagrams Shale-normalized spider diagrams were shown to be distinctive for shales deposited oj discriminants in oceanic island-arcs, passive continental margins and destructive margins... [Pg.209]

Post-Archaean Australian average Sedimentary rock Platinum Group (trace) Element Passive continental Margin Parts per billion (1 in 10 )... [Pg.377]

According to Myrow et al. (2002), the transition from the carbonate rocks of the Shackleton Limestone to the clastic rocks of the uppCT Byrd Group in the Holyoake-Cotton Plateau area (i.e., the Douglas, Dick, and Starshot formations) records the change from sedimentation along a passive continental margin to... [Pg.159]


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