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ocean before it is removed.
Heavily abundant elements in
ocean water such as sodium, have high
input rates. This
reflects high
abundance in
rocks and...
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Igneous rocks occur in a wide
range of
geological settings: shields, platforms, orogens, basins,
large igneous provinces,
extended crust and
oceanic crust...
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technically sedimentary rocks.
Volcanic rocks are
among the most
common rock
types on Earth's surface,
particularly in the
oceans. On land, they are very...
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mafic basaltic rocks dominating oceanic crust,
while continental crust consists prin****lly of lower-density
felsic granitic rocks.
Geologists generally...
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sedimentary rocks at its base,
similar to old lava
fields above sedimentary rocks in the
uplifted Hebrides of
western Scotland. The
North Atlantic Ocean contains...
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upper mantle layer together constitute oceanic lithosphere.
Oceanic crust is
primarily composed of
mafic rocks, or sima,
which is rich in iron and magnesium...
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earliest volcanic rocks from this
plume lie in the late Paleocene, and both
sides of the
Atlantic Ocean contain these rocks.
Since these rocks have been dated...
- The
Mezcalera Ocean is an
inferred ancient ocean preserved in
rocks in
western Mexico. The
Mezcalera oceanic plate was
likely subducted and
consumed into...
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Canal Rocks is a
series of
granite rocks in the
Indian Ocean, just off the
coast situated approximately 4
kilometres (2 mi)
south of
Yallingup in the South...
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basalt or kimberlite, or as
abyssal peridotites (sampled from
ocean floor).
These rocks represent either fertile mantle (lherzolite) or
partially depleted...