Expedition 305: Oceanic Core complexes 2

Angela Halfpenny; Roger Searle; Andrew McCaig; Antony Morris

Expedition 305: Oceanic Core complexes 2

Angela Halfpenny, Roger Searle, Andrew McCaig, Antony Morris

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Abstract

Oceanic core complexes (OCC, a.k.a megamullions), often found at the inside corners of ridge-transform intersections, are one of the most important discoveries in oceanic tectonics of the last 10 years (Cann et al., 1997).

Original language	English
Pages	3-6pp
No.	31
Specialist publication	Integrated Ocean Drilling Program, UK Newsletter 31
Publication status	Published - 2006

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Expedition 305: Oceanic Core complexes 2

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