Magma Series Petrotectonic Associations

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Magma Series

One. Divergent Boundaries

One. Divergent Boundaries

Ocean Crust Cross-Section

A. Mid-oceanic Ridge Basalts (MORB)

A. Mid-oceanic Ridge Basalts (MORB)

A. Mid-oceanic Ridge Basalts (MORB)

A. Mid-oceanic Ridge Basalts (MORB)

A. Mid-oceanic Ridge Basalts (MORB)

Axial Magma Chamber (Original model)

How does MORB form?

A. Mid-oceanic Ridge Basalts (MORB)

A. Mid-oceanic Ridge Basalts (MORB)

Other rocks in divergent margins:

TRIVIA:

Two. Convergent Boundaries Magmatism along the trench resulting to both plutonic rocks and volcanic arc rocks

Convergent Boundaries

Convergent Boundaries Factors:

Two. Convergent Boundaries

Two. Convergent Boundaries

B. BADR

BADR

BASALT

BADR ANDESITE

BADR

DACITE

B. BADR

B. BADR

Three. Island Arcs

Three. Island Arcs

Three. Island Arcs

C. Island Arc Basalts BONINITES

C. Island Arc Basalts

Magnetism as a Proxy for Sedimentary REY Enrichment in the Eastern Pacific Ocean and Its Potential Use for Identifying Deep Ocean REY

Magnetic Mineral Assemblages of Diagenetically Reduced Sediments and Their Contributions to Paleomagnetic Signals

Universal Scaling Laws for a Generic Swimmer Model

QUADRUPOLE MOMENTS OF THE 12+ STATES IN 206Pb AND 200Pb *

Binary disruption during the early phase of open clusters