Geochemistry and isotopic composition of volcanic rocks of ODP Hole 128-794D

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Main Authors: Pouclet, André, Bellon, Herve
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author Pouclet, André
Bellon, Herve
author_facet Pouclet, André
Bellon, Herve
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contents The Yamato Basin basement in the Sea of Japan was drilled below the sediment pile during Legs 127 and 128. Two superposed volcanic complexes are distinguished. The upper complex consists of continental tholeiite sills dated around 20-18 Ma and attributed to the rifting stage of the backarc basin. The lower complex consists of backarc basin basalts probably intruded below the upper complex during the spreading stage. Trace-element compositions and Sr and Nd isotopic signatures may be explained by mixing of at least two end members with a very small addition of crustal and subducted sediment component. Thus, upwelling of mantle diapir occurred during the rifting stage. Contribution of the depleted mantle increased in the spreading stage. The Neogene magmatic history of the Japan Sea is reviewed in the light of the ODP new data.
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spellingShingle Geochemistry and isotopic composition of volcanic rocks of ODP Hole 128-794D
Pouclet, André
Bellon, Herve
128-794D; DRILL; Drilling/drill rig; Japan Sea; Joides Resolution; Leg128; Ocean Drilling Program; ODP
The Yamato Basin basement in the Sea of Japan was drilled below the sediment pile during Legs 127 and 128. Two superposed volcanic complexes are distinguished. The upper complex consists of continental tholeiite sills dated around 20-18 Ma and attributed to the rifting stage of the backarc basin. The lower complex consists of backarc basin basalts probably intruded below the upper complex during the spreading stage. Trace-element compositions and Sr and Nd isotopic signatures may be explained by mixing of at least two end members with a very small addition of crustal and subducted sediment component. Thus, upwelling of mantle diapir occurred during the rifting stage. Contribution of the depleted mantle increased in the spreading stage. The Neogene magmatic history of the Japan Sea is reviewed in the light of the ODP new data.
title Geochemistry and isotopic composition of volcanic rocks of ODP Hole 128-794D
topic 128-794D; DRILL; Drilling/drill rig; Japan Sea; Joides Resolution; Leg128; Ocean Drilling Program; ODP
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.777218