Magma chamber and mantle reflections – East Pacific Rise

Keywords

Magma chamber, Geology, Crest, Crust, Seismology

References

• Structure of the East Pacific Rise from an Ocean Bottom Seismometer SurveyJohn A. Orcutt, B. L. N. Kennett, LeRoy M. Dorman — 1976
• Mantle reflections beneath the crestal zone of the East Pacific Rise from multi-channel seismic dataPaul L. Stoffa, Peter Buhl, T. J. Herron — 1980
• Evolution of oceanic crust: 1. A physical model of the East Pacific Rise crest derived from seismic refraction dataBruce R. Rosendahl, Russell W. Raitt, LeRoy M. Dorman — 1976
• A low velocity zone underlying a fast-spreading rise crestJohn A. Orcutt, B. L. N. Kennett, LeRoy M. Dorman — 1975
• Structure of the East Pacific Rise crest from multichannel seismic reflection dataT. J. Herron, W. J. Ludwig, Paul L. Stoffa — 1978
• Evolution of oceanic crust: 3. Petrology and chemistry of basalts from the East Pacific Rise and the Siqueiros Transform FaultRodey Batiza, Bruce R. Rosendahl, Robert L. Fisher — 1977
• Topography and tectonics of Mid‐Oceanic Ridge axesNorman H. Sleep, Bruce R. Rosendahl — 1979
• Formation of oceanic crust: Some thermal constraintsNorman H. Sleep — 1975
• A Model for Oceanic Crystal Structure DevelopedJ. R. Cann — 1974

Cited by

• Ridge Crest Magma Chambers: A Review of Results from Marine Seismic Experiments at the East Pacific RiseR. S. Detrick — 1991
• THE EAST PACIFIC RISE CRUSTAL THICKNESS, MOHO TRANSITION ZONE CHARACTER AND OFF-AXIS MAGMA LENS MELT CONTENT FROM 9°37.5’N TO 9°57’N: RESULTS FROM THREE-DIMENSIONAL MULTICHANNEL SEISMIC DATA ANALYSISO. Aghaei — 2013
• Paleogeodynamics: The Plate Tectonic Evolution of the EarthЛ.П. Зоненшайн, M. I. Kuzmin — 1997
• Thermal models of oceanic crustal accretion: Linking geophysical, geological and petrological observationsJohn Maclennan, T. Hulme, S. C. Singh — 2004
• The Mohorovicic discontinuity in ocean basins: Some observations from seismic dataJohn C. Mutter, H. D. Carton — 2013
• Mantle flow patterns at an oceanic spreading centre: The Oman peridotites recordGeorges Ceuleneer, A. Nicolas, Françoise Boudier — 1988
• Distribution of magma beneath the East Pacific Rise near the 9°03′N overlapping spreading center from forward modeling of common depth point dataG. M. Kent, A. J. Harding, John A. Orcutt — 1993
• Structure of young oceanic crust at 13°N on the East Pacific Rise from expanding spread profilesA. J. Harding, John A. Orcutt, Mary E. Kappus — 1989
• Flow rates in the axial hot springs of the East Pacific Rise (21°N): Implications for the heat budget and the formation of massive sulfide depositsD. R. Converse, Heinrich Holland, John M. Edmond — 1984
• A formation and evolution of overlapping spreading centers (constrained on the basis of physical modelling)Alexander I. Shemenda, Andrei L. Grokholsky — 1991
• Lava flow layer‐East Pacific RiseT. J. Herron — 1982
• Constraints on the structure of the East Pacific Rise from seismic refraction dataBrian T. R. Lewis, Jan Garmany — 1982
• Variability in oceanic crustal thickness and structure: Multichannel seismic reflection results from the northern East Pacific RiseG. A. Barth, John C. Mutter — 1996
• Crustal processes at spreading centersKen C. Macdonald — 1983
• Gravity anomalies over extinct spreading centers: A test of gravity models of active centersJason Jonas, Stuart A. Hall, John Casey — 1991
• East Pacific Rise from Siqueiros to Orozco Fracture Zones: Along‐strike continuity of axial neovolcanic zone and structure and evolution of overlapping spreading centersKen C. Macdonald, Jean‐Christophe Sempéré, Paul Fox — 1984
• A possible explanation of gravity anomalies over mid‐ocean ridgesStuart A. Hall, John Casey, D. Elthon — 1986
• Gravity anomalies, isostasy, and mantle flow at the East Pacific Rise crestXuejin Wang, James R. Cochran — 1993
• A two- and three-dimensional analysis of gravity anomalies associated with the East Pacific Rise at 9°N and 13°NJohn A. Madsen, R. S. Detrick, John C. Mutter — 1990
• Magma chamber profiles from the Bay of Islands ophiolite complexJohn Casey, Jeffrey A. Karson — 1981

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