Geochemistry of nodules from a young seamount

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Main Authors: Lonsdale, Peter, Burns, Virginia Mee, Fisk, Mary B
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author Lonsdale, Peter
Burns, Virginia Mee
Fisk, Mary B
author_facet Lonsdale, Peter
Burns, Virginia Mee
Fisk, Mary B
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Manganese nodules made of radiating rods of well crystallized birnessite were sampled at 8 degree 481.2'N, 103 degree 53.8W, 1875 m below sea level by a dredge that also collected hyaloclastite and basaltic talus. The nodule field is on the floor of a caldera within a young tholeiitic seamount and was discovered and photographed during a deep-two survey. It is interpreted as a brecciated hydrothermal deposit, crystallized from an amorphous manganese oxide precipitate that formed when seawater-based hydrothermal fluids mixed with oxidized seawater. The nodules and surrounding igneous rocks have subsequently been encrusted with hydrogenous ferromanganese oxides.
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spellingShingle Geochemistry of nodules from a young seamount
Lonsdale, Peter
Burns, Virginia Mee
Fisk, Mary B
DEEPSONDE; DPSN02-D3; DPSN02-D4; DPSN02-D5; Dredge; DRG; East Pacific Ocean; Indomed_leg_1; INMD-1D; Melville; NOAA and MMS Marine Minerals Geochemical Database; NOAA-MMS; Pacific Ocean; SIQR-4D; SIQUEIROS; Thomas Washington
Manganese nodules made of radiating rods of well crystallized birnessite were sampled at 8 degree 481.2'N, 103 degree 53.8W, 1875 m below sea level by a dredge that also collected hyaloclastite and basaltic talus. The nodule field is on the floor of a caldera within a young tholeiitic seamount and was discovered and photographed during a deep-two survey. It is interpreted as a brecciated hydrothermal deposit, crystallized from an amorphous manganese oxide precipitate that formed when seawater-based hydrothermal fluids mixed with oxidized seawater. The nodules and surrounding igneous rocks have subsequently been encrusted with hydrogenous ferromanganese oxides.
title Geochemistry of nodules from a young seamount
topic DEEPSONDE; DPSN02-D3; DPSN02-D4; DPSN02-D5; Dredge; DRG; East Pacific Ocean; Indomed_leg_1; INMD-1D; Melville; NOAA and MMS Marine Minerals Geochemical Database; NOAA-MMS; Pacific Ocean; SIQR-4D; SIQUEIROS; Thomas Washington
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.860453