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Spreading ridge migration enabled by plume-ridge de-anchoring. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Mather B, Seton M, Williams S, Whittaker J, Carey R, Arnould M, Coltice N, Duncan R.   +7 more
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Seismic imagery from volcanoes on the Azores Plateau implies that explosive deep-water eruptions are more common than previously thought. [PDF]

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Hübscher C, Friedrich A, Preine J, Beier C, Hildenbrand A, Nomikou P, Terrinha P, Weiß B.   +7 more
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Topography of the subducting basement throughout the entire Nankai Trough. [PDF]

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Shiraishi K, Nakamura Y, Arai R, No T, Kaiho Y, Miura R, Nakanishi A, Miura S, Fujie G, Kodaira S.   +9 more
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Discovery of Cenozoic magmatic ridges and tectonics off northern Victoria Land provides new insights into the geodynamics of the Antarctic margin. [PDF]

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Civile D, Crispini L, Ruppel A, Ferrante GM, Morelli D, Accettella D, Accaino F, Locatelli M, Volpi V, Busetti M, Armadillo E, Läufer A.   +11 more
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Magnetotelluric evidence for highly focused mantle melting along the ultraslow-spreading Gakkel Ridge, Arctic Ocean. [PDF]

Natl Sci Rev
Zhang T, Li J, Ding W, Kong F, Fang Y, Niu X, Jiang J, Yu Z, Tan P, Shen Z, Yang C, Sun Q, Lu Z, Yang B, Liu Y, Wang Y, Zhao Y.   +16 more
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Extrapolating rock physicochemical properties from discrete sample data using computer vision. [PDF]

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Grant LJC, Lington J, Carter EJ, Teagle DAH, Belgrano TM, Coggon RM.   +5 more
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Deep mantle earthquakes linked to CO₂ degassing at the mid-Atlantic ridge. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Yu Z, Singh SC, Hamelin C, Grenet L, Maia M, Briais A, Petracchini L, Brunelli D.   +7 more
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Seafloor Spreading in the Tasman Sea

Nature, 1973
Magnetic and seismic studies in the Central Tasman Sea show conclusively that it evolved by a process of seafloor spreading between 60 and 80 m.y. BP, suggesting that other marginal basins may have a similar history. A reconstruction of Australia, the Lord Howe Rise, New Zealand and Antarctica based on these data is presented and discussed.
Dennis E Hayes
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Variable Seafloor Spreading off Baja California

Nature, 1971
THE development of plate tectonics1,2 has led to the concept that the Earth's crust is divided into stable plates which were created at oceanic ridge crests, move as whole units and are subsequently destroyed in oceanic trenches. The question of where and how these three crustal elements intersect is one of the chief problems in the Earth sciences3.
P T, Taylor, J A, Brennan, N J, O'Neill
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