Browsing by Subject "Central Indian Ocean Basin"
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A comprehensive view of manganese nodules and volcanics of the Central Indian Ocean Basin
(Taylor & Francis, 2008)The Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) is the most studied basin in the Indian Ocean because of the Indian Manganese Nodules program. During the last two and half decades (and also on going), immense efforts have been made ... -
A review on deep-sea fungi: Occurrence, diversity and adaptions
(Walter de Gruyter, 2010)The few studies on deep-sea fungi in recent years (using either culturing or molecular signatures) have provided evidence on their occurrence. A majority of culture-dependent and culture-independent fungi recovered have ... -
Composition and genesis of zeolitic claystones from the central Indian Ocean Basin
(Geological Society of China, 2007)More than fifty indurated sediments recovered from the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIoB) are examined during the course of collection for manganese nodules and crusts. The samples occur as slabs either over which ferromanganese ... -
Correlation of the oldest Toba Tuff to sediments in the central Indian Ocean Basin
(Indian Academy of Sciences, 2010)We have identified an ash layer in association with Australasian microtektites of approx. 0.77Ma old in two sediment cores which are approx. 450 km apart in the central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB). Morphology and chemical ... -
Drift pumice in the central Indian Ocean Basin: Geochemical evidence
(Elsevier, 2008)Abundant white to light grey-coloured pumice without ferromanganese oxide coating occurs within the Quaternary sediments of the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB). Two distinct groups of pumice are identified from their ... -
Post-Cretaceous intraplate volcanism in the Central Indian Ocean Basin
(Elsevier, 1998)Interplate volcanism in the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) has been of much interest, since this tectonicaly young and structurally complex basin holds signatures of at least one major plate reorganisation (at 65 ~c 5 ... -
Relationship between chemical composition and magnetic susceptibility in sediment cores from Central Indian Ocean Basin
(Indian Academy of Sciences, 2008)Three sediment cores in a north–south transect (3 degrees N to 13 degrees S) from different sediment types of the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) are studied to understand the possible relationship between magnetic ...