(Table 1) Types of White Sea surface layer bottom sediments and concentration of heavy minerals in 0.1-0.05 mm grain size fraction
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| author | Gusakova, A I |
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| contents | Mineral composition of recent bottom sediments was studied in the White Sea. A single terrigenous-mineralogical province is defined; it is characterized by a mineral association of amphibole, epidote, garnet, and pyroxene. Five regions are assigned in the White Sea in accordance with mineral composition of surface bottom sediments. We argue that granite-metamorphic rock complexes of the Baltic Shield are the main source of recent bottom sediments in the White Sea, while the East European Craton (Russian Platform) plays the secondary role. |
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| spellingShingle | (Table 1) Types of White Sea surface layer bottom sediments and concentration of heavy minerals in 0.1-0.05 mm grain size fraction Gusakova, A I Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Depth, bottom/max; DEPTH, sediment/rock; Depth, top/min; Ekolog-2006-111; Ekolog-2006-118; Ekolog-2006-19; Ekolog-2006-52; Ekolog-2006-54; Ekolog-2008-32; Ekolog-2008-33; Ekolog-2009-17; Ekolog-2009-18; Ekolog-2009-38; Ekolog-2009-47; Ekolog-2009-48; Ekolog-2010-02; Ekolog-2010-16; Ekolog-2010-17; Ekolog-2010-23; Ekolog-2010-48; Ekolog-2011-10; Ekolog-2011-11; Elevation of event; Event label; Heavy minerals; JUDAY; Juday net; Latitude of event; Lithological description; Longitude of event; MULT; Multiple investigations; Professor Shtokman; PSh49; PSh49-4684; PSh49-4685; PSh49-4687; PSh49-4688; PSh49-4691; PSh49-4692; PSh49-4693; PSh49-4694; PSh49-4697; PSh49-4699; PSh49-4700; PSh49-4701; PSh49-4702; PSh49-4704; PSh49-4706; PSh49-4709; PSh49-4715; PSh49-4716; PSh49-4717; PSh49-4718; PSh49-4719; PSh49-4720; PSh49-4721; PSh49-4723; PSh49-4724; PSh49-4725; PSh49-4726; PSh49-4727; PSh49-4728; PSh49-4729; PSh55; Psh55-4918; PSh55-4930; PSh55-4932; PSh55-4934; Psh55-4941; PSh-7125; PSh-7134; PSh-7137; PSh-7141; PSh80; PSh80-6046; PSh80-6050; PSh80-6053; PSh80-6054; PSh80-6060; PSh80-6062; PSh80-6063; PSh80-6067; Sediment type; Separation with use of heavy liquid; White Sea Mineral composition of recent bottom sediments was studied in the White Sea. A single terrigenous-mineralogical province is defined; it is characterized by a mineral association of amphibole, epidote, garnet, and pyroxene. Five regions are assigned in the White Sea in accordance with mineral composition of surface bottom sediments. We argue that granite-metamorphic rock complexes of the Baltic Shield are the main source of recent bottom sediments in the White Sea, while the East European Craton (Russian Platform) plays the secondary role. |
| title | (Table 1) Types of White Sea surface layer bottom sediments and concentration of heavy minerals in 0.1-0.05 mm grain size fraction |
| topic | Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Depth, bottom/max; DEPTH, sediment/rock; Depth, top/min; Ekolog-2006-111; Ekolog-2006-118; Ekolog-2006-19; Ekolog-2006-52; Ekolog-2006-54; Ekolog-2008-32; Ekolog-2008-33; Ekolog-2009-17; Ekolog-2009-18; Ekolog-2009-38; Ekolog-2009-47; Ekolog-2009-48; Ekolog-2010-02; Ekolog-2010-16; Ekolog-2010-17; Ekolog-2010-23; Ekolog-2010-48; Ekolog-2011-10; Ekolog-2011-11; Elevation of event; Event label; Heavy minerals; JUDAY; Juday net; Latitude of event; Lithological description; Longitude of event; MULT; Multiple investigations; Professor Shtokman; PSh49; PSh49-4684; PSh49-4685; PSh49-4687; PSh49-4688; PSh49-4691; PSh49-4692; PSh49-4693; PSh49-4694; PSh49-4697; PSh49-4699; PSh49-4700; PSh49-4701; PSh49-4702; PSh49-4704; PSh49-4706; PSh49-4709; PSh49-4715; PSh49-4716; PSh49-4717; PSh49-4718; PSh49-4719; PSh49-4720; PSh49-4721; PSh49-4723; PSh49-4724; PSh49-4725; PSh49-4726; PSh49-4727; PSh49-4728; PSh49-4729; PSh55; Psh55-4918; PSh55-4930; PSh55-4932; PSh55-4934; Psh55-4941; PSh-7125; PSh-7134; PSh-7137; PSh-7141; PSh80; PSh80-6046; PSh80-6050; PSh80-6053; PSh80-6054; PSh80-6060; PSh80-6062; PSh80-6063; PSh80-6067; Sediment type; Separation with use of heavy liquid; White Sea |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.818116 |