Chemical and isotopic compositions of basaltic glasses and crusts from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge rift valley
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| author | Silantyev, Sergey A Danyushevsky, Leonid V Plechova, Anastasiya A Dosso, L Bazylev, B A Bel'tenev, V E |
| author_facet | Silantyev, Sergey A Danyushevsky, Leonid V Plechova, Anastasiya A Dosso, L Bazylev, B A Bel'tenev, V E |
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| contents | Data presented in the paper suggest significant differences between thermodynamic conditions, under which magmatic complexes were formed in MAR at 29°-34°N and 12°-18°N. Melts occurring at 29°-34°N were derived by melting of a mantle source with homogeneous distribution of volatile components and arrived at the surface without significant fractionation, likely, due to their rapid ascent. The MAR segments between 12° and 18°N combine contrasting geodynamic environments of magmatism, which predetermined development of a large plume region with widespread mixing of melting products of geochemically distinct mantle sources. At the same time, this region is characterized by conditions favorable for origin of localized zones of anomalous plume magmatism. These sporadic magmatic sources were spatially restricted to MAR fragments with the Hess crust, whose compositional and mechanical properties were, perhaps, favorable for focusing and localization of plume magmatism. The plume source between 12° and 18°N beneath MAR may be geochemically heterogeneous. |
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| spellingShingle | Chemical and isotopic compositions of basaltic glasses and crusts from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge rift valley Silantyev, Sergey A Danyushevsky, Leonid V Plechova, Anastasiya A Dosso, L Bazylev, B A Bel'tenev, V E 16ABP-10; 16ABP-24; 16ABP-35; 16ABP-45; 16ABP-5; 16ABP-6; 16ABP-65; 16ABP-7; Akademik Boris Petrov; Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; BP-16; Dredge; DRG; L19-610; L20-719; L20-724; L20-729; L20-733; L20-736; L20-737; L20-738; L20-741; L20-743; L20-744; L20-773; L20-775; L20-776; L20-792; L20-793; L20-794; L20-796; L20-801; L20-804; L20-805; L20-806; L20-807; L20-811; L20-827; L20-841; L20-852; L20-853; L20-860; L20-871; L20-892; L20-897; L20-900; Mid-Atlantic Ridge; MULT; Multiple investigations; PL19; PL20; Professor Logachev; SASSI08; SI137; South Adriatic; Urania; VITYAZ3233-GC-3 Data presented in the paper suggest significant differences between thermodynamic conditions, under which magmatic complexes were formed in MAR at 29°-34°N and 12°-18°N. Melts occurring at 29°-34°N were derived by melting of a mantle source with homogeneous distribution of volatile components and arrived at the surface without significant fractionation, likely, due to their rapid ascent. The MAR segments between 12° and 18°N combine contrasting geodynamic environments of magmatism, which predetermined development of a large plume region with widespread mixing of melting products of geochemically distinct mantle sources. At the same time, this region is characterized by conditions favorable for origin of localized zones of anomalous plume magmatism. These sporadic magmatic sources were spatially restricted to MAR fragments with the Hess crust, whose compositional and mechanical properties were, perhaps, favorable for focusing and localization of plume magmatism. The plume source between 12° and 18°N beneath MAR may be geochemically heterogeneous. |
| title | Chemical and isotopic compositions of basaltic glasses and crusts from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge rift valley |
| topic | 16ABP-10; 16ABP-24; 16ABP-35; 16ABP-45; 16ABP-5; 16ABP-6; 16ABP-65; 16ABP-7; Akademik Boris Petrov; Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; BP-16; Dredge; DRG; L19-610; L20-719; L20-724; L20-729; L20-733; L20-736; L20-737; L20-738; L20-741; L20-743; L20-744; L20-773; L20-775; L20-776; L20-792; L20-793; L20-794; L20-796; L20-801; L20-804; L20-805; L20-806; L20-807; L20-811; L20-827; L20-841; L20-852; L20-853; L20-860; L20-871; L20-892; L20-897; L20-900; Mid-Atlantic Ridge; MULT; Multiple investigations; PL19; PL20; Professor Logachev; SASSI08; SI137; South Adriatic; Urania; VITYAZ3233-GC-3 |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.727536 |