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Autor:
Roger G. Burns
Publikováno v:
Geological Magazine. 127:93-93
Autor:
null H.E.
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Geological Magazine. 125:192-192
Autor:
D. S. Cronan
Publikováno v:
Mineralogical Magazine. 53:664-664
Publikováno v:
Marine Geology. 163:169-184
We investigated surficial sediments for physico-chemical composition from numerous sites of seven study areas in the manganese nodule field of the northern Peru Basin as part of a deep-sea environmental study. Major results from this study are strong
Publikováno v:
Marine Geology. 159:179-203
Products of low temperature hydrothermal activity are widespread in the Peru Basin and are associated with late Tertiary oceanic island type intraplate volcanics. Hydrothermal activity is still taking place as indicated by a series of sharp, high and
Discoveries of new types of marine mineral occurrences during the last decade, and specifically the massive sulfide deposits at spreading ridges on the ocean floor, have significantly advanced geologic concepts about the origin of ore deposits in a v
Autor:
U. Von Stackelberg
Publikováno v:
Geological Society, London, Special Publications. 119:153-176
In the nodule field of the Peru Basin, situated south of the zone of high bioproductivity, a relatively high flux of biogenic matter explains a distinct redox boundary at about 10 cm depth separating very soft oxic surface sediments from stiffer subo
Publikováno v:
Geological Society, London, Special Publications. 116:185-207
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Journal of Marine Research. 53:269-296
by S. E. Calve&, T. F. Pedersen’, P. D. Naidu2 and U. von Stackelberg3 ABSTRACT The sedimentary organic carbon maximum on the continental slope off western India is widely believed to be due to the preferential preservation of deposited organic mat
Autor:
M. Wiedicke, Jean-Luc Charlou, Jean-Pierre Donval, U. Von Stackelberg, Yves Fouquet, Peter Herzig, S. Soakai, Hubert Whitechurch, Richard Mühe, Jörg Erzinger, Jean-Paul Foucher
Publikováno v:
Nature. 349:778-781
IN 1989, the submersible Nautile discovered one of the most active hydrothermal fields on the modern ocean floor, in the Lau back-arc basin (Fig. 1). The field contains high-temperature white and black smokers, and as we report here, its characterist