Composition of Mn-oxide crusts from the south-west Pacific island arc

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Main Authors: Cronan, David S, Glasby, Geoffrey P, Moorby, S A, Thomson, J, Knedler, K E, McDougall, J C
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author Cronan, David S
Glasby, Geoffrey P
Moorby, S A
Thomson, J
Knedler, K E
McDougall, J C
author_facet Cronan, David S
Glasby, Geoffrey P
Moorby, S A
Thomson, J
Knedler, K E
McDougall, J C
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Hydrothermal deposits of a wide variety of types are being found with increasing frequency on or near actively spreading mid-ocean ridges. However, they also have a potential to occur in other submarine volcanic settings, including island arcs. To follow up indications of mineralization associated with submarine hydrothermal activity in the south-west Pacific island arc, a joint New Zealand Oceanographic Institute/Imperial College research cruise was mounted in May 1981 aboard the RV Tangaroa. During this cruise, over 130 sampling stations were occupied, at one of which were dredged manganese deposits with strong hydrothermal affinities. This is the first report of such deposits from an island arc setting.
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spellingShingle Composition of Mn-oxide crusts from the south-west Pacific island arc
Cronan, David S
Glasby, Geoffrey P
Moorby, S A
Thomson, J
Knedler, K E
McDougall, J C
Dredge; DRG; NOAA and MMS Marine Minerals Geochemical Database; NOAA-MMS; NZOI-1122; TANG1122-U23; Tangaroa (1960); Tonga-Kermadec ridge
Hydrothermal deposits of a wide variety of types are being found with increasing frequency on or near actively spreading mid-ocean ridges. However, they also have a potential to occur in other submarine volcanic settings, including island arcs. To follow up indications of mineralization associated with submarine hydrothermal activity in the south-west Pacific island arc, a joint New Zealand Oceanographic Institute/Imperial College research cruise was mounted in May 1981 aboard the RV Tangaroa. During this cruise, over 130 sampling stations were occupied, at one of which were dredged manganese deposits with strong hydrothermal affinities. This is the first report of such deposits from an island arc setting.
title Composition of Mn-oxide crusts from the south-west Pacific island arc
topic Dredge; DRG; NOAA and MMS Marine Minerals Geochemical Database; NOAA-MMS; NZOI-1122; TANG1122-U23; Tangaroa (1960); Tonga-Kermadec ridge
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.847591