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American Geophysical Union - Diversity of Hydrothermal Systems 188

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Explore the complex world of deep-sea geology with Diversity of Hydrothermal Systems on Slow Spreading Ocean Ridges: 188. Published by the American Geophysical Union as part of the prestigious Geophysical Monograph Series, this volume provides a multidisciplinary overview of the emerging diversity found in hydrothermal systems. While early scientific consensus suggested that intermediate to fast spreading magma delivery rates were necessary to support black smoker-type systems, this research examines the reality found in the Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic oceans. This text is an essential resource for students and professionals studying slow spreading ocean ridges and the unique geological processes that define these environments. It offers a deep look into how these systems operate outside of the traditional Pacific Ocean models, providing new perspectives on ocean ridge dynamics and hydrothermal activity.

Key Features

Part of the respected Geophysical Monograph Series, Volume 188, ensuring high academic standards for researchers.

Provides a multidisciplinary overview of hydrothermal systems located in the Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic oceans.

Examines the diversity of systems on slow spreading ocean ridges to challenge previous scientific consensus.

Offers detailed insights into geological processes that differ from the East Pacific Rise models.

Ideal for higher education settings and professional earth science research and study.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 January 2010
Listed Since
27 September 2010

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