Bulk geochemistry, mass change and alteration intensity of basalts from ODP Leg 187 sites and survey dredges

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author Miller, D Jay
Kelley, J
author_facet Miller, D Jay
Kelley, J
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contents Shipboard studies during Ocean Drilling Program Leg 187 (Australian Antarctic Discordance, AAD) suggested that there was no discernible coincidence between the interpreted age of rocks recovered and the intensity of alteration observed. Samples from the oldest sites occupied appeared to exhibit the least overall effects of alteration, and the intensity of alteration varied from site to site. Previous investigations of low-temperature alteration in oceanic basement samples have been restricted by the myopic perspective provided by single drill holes or dredge collections. Combining core samples from Leg 187 and dredge samples from the AAD collection at Oregon State University (USA) offers the unique opportunity to investigate mineral and bulk chemical changes attending alteration of basalt over a range of ages from 0 to 28 Ma. Results of this research indicate that there is a general increase in the intensity of alteration as the basalts age and mosve off axis, but that this relationship is somewhat veiled by the dominating control on alteration intensity dictated by variations in permeability.
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spellingShingle Bulk geochemistry, mass change and alteration intensity of basalts from ODP Leg 187 sites and survey dredges
Miller, D Jay
Kelley, J
187-1152A; 187-1152B; 187-1153A; 187-1154A; 187-1155A; 187-1155B; 187-1156A; 187-1156B; 187-1157A; 187-1157B; 187-1158A; 187-1158B; 187-1158C; 187-1159A; 187-1160B; 187-1161A; 187-1161B; 187-1162B; 187-1163A; 187-1164A; 187-1164B; Australian Antarctic Discordance; Dredge; DRG; DRILL; Drilling/drill rig; Indian Ocean; Joides Resolution; Leg187; MA-MB-BB; Ocean Drilling Program; ODP
Shipboard studies during Ocean Drilling Program Leg 187 (Australian Antarctic Discordance, AAD) suggested that there was no discernible coincidence between the interpreted age of rocks recovered and the intensity of alteration observed. Samples from the oldest sites occupied appeared to exhibit the least overall effects of alteration, and the intensity of alteration varied from site to site. Previous investigations of low-temperature alteration in oceanic basement samples have been restricted by the myopic perspective provided by single drill holes or dredge collections. Combining core samples from Leg 187 and dredge samples from the AAD collection at Oregon State University (USA) offers the unique opportunity to investigate mineral and bulk chemical changes attending alteration of basalt over a range of ages from 0 to 28 Ma. Results of this research indicate that there is a general increase in the intensity of alteration as the basalts age and mosve off axis, but that this relationship is somewhat veiled by the dominating control on alteration intensity dictated by variations in permeability.
title Bulk geochemistry, mass change and alteration intensity of basalts from ODP Leg 187 sites and survey dredges
topic 187-1152A; 187-1152B; 187-1153A; 187-1154A; 187-1155A; 187-1155B; 187-1156A; 187-1156B; 187-1157A; 187-1157B; 187-1158A; 187-1158B; 187-1158C; 187-1159A; 187-1160B; 187-1161A; 187-1161B; 187-1162B; 187-1163A; 187-1164A; 187-1164B; Australian Antarctic Discordance; Dredge; DRG; DRILL; Drilling/drill rig; Indian Ocean; Joides Resolution; Leg187; MA-MB-BB; Ocean Drilling Program; ODP
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.780737