Browsing by Subject "abyssal hills"
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Coexistence of pumice and manganese nodule fields-evidence for submarine silicic volcanism in the Central Indian Basin
(Pergamon, 1993)Pumice, of various shapes and sizes, uncoated or coatEd. by ferromanganese oxides, have been recovered from deeper parts of the Central Indian Basin (CIB). The pumice field covers an area of 600,000 km sup(2), approximately ... -
Evidences for incipient hydrothermal event(s) in the Central Indian Basin: A review
(The Geological Society of China, 2005)The Central Indian Basin (CIB, 10 degrees-19 degrees S) encompasses morphotectonic features such as seamounts, abyssal hills, faults, fracture zones and lineations and basic to silicic volcanics that were derived from ... -
Internal microfeatures of manganese nodules from the Central Indian Ocean
(Elsevier, 1988)The internal features of manganese nodules from abyssal hills ranging in height from 600 to 880 m and the nodules from abyssal plains in the Central Indian Ocean have been studied. Nodules from the abyssal hills show mainly ...