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9%1041989LeHuray, Anne P.; Johnson, E. S.: Rb-Sr systematics of Site 642 volcanic rocks and alteration mineralsdownload
71%1986Lazur, Yu. M.; Varentsov, I. M. et al.: Dispersed Mn, Fe, Ti, Cu, and Zn mineralization in hydrothermal and pelagic sediments in the region of the Galapagos Rift; 70th voyage of the Glomar Challenger
7%1692000Lawrie, Darren; Miller, D. Jay: Sulfide mineral chemistry and petrography from Bent Hill, ODP Mound, and TAG massive sulfide depositsdownload
14%1521998Larsen, Lotte Melchior; Fitton, J. Godfrey et al.: XRF analyses of volcanic rocks from Leg 152 by laboratories in Edinburgh and Copenhagen; implications for the mobility of yttrium and other elements during alterationdownload
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109		1984Langseth, Marcus G.; Hyndman, Roy D. et al.: The hydrogeological regime of isolated sediment ponds in mid-oceanic ridgesdownload
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70-509		1983Lalou, Claude; Brichet, Evelyne et al.: Hydrothermal manganese oxide deposits from Galapagos mounds, DSDP Leg 70, Hole 509B and "Alvin" dives 729 and 721
71%1984Lalou, C.; Brichet, E. et al.: The Galapagos hydrothermal mounds; history from about 600,000 years to present
71%701982Lalou, C.; Brichet, E. et al.: Chronologie et evolution des depots hydrothermaux des Galapagos (DSDP Leg 70) Chronology and evolution of hydrothermal deposits of the Galapagos, DSDP Leg 70
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169-1038		2000Lackschewitz, Klas S.; Singer, A. et al.: Mineralogy and geochemistry of clay minerals near a hydrothermal site in the Escanaba Trough, Gorda Ridge, Northeast Pacific Oceandownload
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193-1189		2007Lackschewitz, Klas S.; Asada, Ryuji et al.: Summary of revised alteration phases for PACMANUS hydrothermal field; X-ray diffraction analyses of altered felsic volcanic rocks from Holes 1188A, 1188F, 1189A, and 1189Bdownload
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91-596		1994Kyte, Frank T.: Detailed geochemical models of sedimentation for Pacific pelagic clays
13%1411995Kurnosov, Viktor; Murdmaa, Ivar et al.: Mineralogy of sediments from the Chile triple junctiondownload
9%1391994Kurnosov, Viktor; Murdmaa, Ivar et al.: Mineralogy of hydrothermally altered sediments and igneous rocks at sites 856-858, Middle Valley, Juan de Fuca Ridge, Leg 139download
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144-878		1995Kurnosov, Victor; Zolotarev, B. et al.: Alteration of basalts from the West Pacific guyots, legs 143 and 144download
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169-858		1996Kurnosov, V.; Murdmaa, I. et al.: High-temperature water-rock interaction in Juan de Fuca Ridge
4%3022008Krupskaya, Viktoriya; Nechitailo, Aleksandr et al.: Investigation of clay fraction (<2 mu m) composition for the understanding of the changes in sedimentary environments in the Arctic Ocean during Cenozoic time (IODP Leg 302 data)download
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92-504		1995Korobeynikov, A. F.; Pertsev, N. N.: Gold and palladium in basaltoids of the Costa Rica rift zone (Pacific Ocean) and gold levels in Cenozoic basalts
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109		1985Kong, L.; Ryan, William B. F. et al.: Bare-rock drill sites, O.D.P. Legs 106 and 109; evidence for hydrothermal activity at 23 degrees N on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
57%1532005Koepke, J.; Feig, S. et al.: Late stage magmatic evolution of oceanic gabbros as a result of hydrous partial melting; evidence from the Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) Leg 153 drilling at the Mid-Atlantic Ridgedownload
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92-599		1985Knuttel, Stephen; Sherwood, W. Wise, Jr. et al.: Downslope transportation of metalliferous sediments along East Pacific Rise during Messiniandownload
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92-599		1985Knuettel, Stephen; Rea, David K. et al.: Downslope transport of metalliferous sediments along the East Pacific Rise during the late Miocene
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158-957		1998Knott, Richard; Fouquet, Yves et al.: Petrology of hydrothermal mineralization; a vertical section through the TAG mounddownload
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199-1215		2006Knoop, Peter A.: Inorganic geochemistry of hydrothermal sediments, Hole 1215A
71%2011Kluesner, Jared W.: Marine geophysical study of cyclic sedimentation and shallow sill intrusion in the floor of the central Gulf of California
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158-957		1996Kleinrock, M. C.; Humphris, Susan E. et al.: Detailed structure and morphology of the TAG active hydrothermal mound and its geotectonic environmentdownload
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209-1274		2010Klein, Frieder; Bach, Wolfgang et al.: Intrinsic silica metasomatism during serpentinization
14%1391994Kinoshita, Masataka: Estimation of grain thermal conductivity in the turbidite sediment of the Juan de Fuca Ridgedownload
71%1932007Kimura, Hiroyuki; Ishibashi, Jun-ichiro et al.: Selective phylogenetic analysis targeting 16S rRNA genes of hyperthermophilic Archaea in the deep-subsurface hot biosphere
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168-1026		2002Kenig, F.; Simons, H. Dirk-Jan et al.: Alkanes with a quaternary carbon centre; a 2,200 Myr record of sulfide oxidizing bacteria
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64-477		1982Kelts, Kerry R.: Petrology of hydrothermally metamorphosed sediments at Deep Sea Drilling Site 477, southern Guaymas Basin Rift, Gulf of Californiadownload
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147-894		1996Kelley, Deborah S.; Malpas, John: Melt-fluid evolution in gabbroic rocks from Hess Deep
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176-735		1996Kelley, Deborah S.: Methane-rich fluids in the oceanic crust
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153-923		1997Kelley, Deborah S.: Fluid evolution in slow-spreading environmentsdownload
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176-735		1993Kelley, D. S.; McDuff, R. E.: Carbon-bearing fluids in the oceanic crust
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176-735		1996Kelley, D. S.; Frueh-Green, G. L.: What is the origin of methane in submarine hydrothermal systems?
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148-504		1985Kawahata, Hodaka; Kusakabe, Minoru: Geochemistry of a subseafloor hydrothermal field; DSDP Hole 504B
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148-504		1989Kawahata, Hodaka: Hydrothermal circulation system along mid-ocean ridges; ODP/DSDP Hole 504B, Cyprus CY2A
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148-504		1990Kawahata, H.; Scott, S. D. et al.: The chemical and isotopic composition of hydrothermal solutions which produced greenstones in DSDP Hole 504B, Costa Rica Rift
71%1985Kastner, Miriam; Jine-Yu-Hu et al.: Pliocene convective flow through sediments on the western flank of the EPR, DSDP Hole 600C
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64-481		1982Kastner, Miriam: Evidence for two distinct hydrothermal systems in the Guaymas Basindownload
71%641981Kastner, M.; Gieskes, J. M.: Hydrothermal activity in the Guaymas Basin, Gulf of California
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148-504		1984Kastner, M.; Gieskes, J. M. et al.: Hole 504B; can bentonite alteration explain the geochemistry of borehole waters?
13%1061990Kase, Katsuo; Yamamoto, Masahiro et al.: Copper-rich sulfide deposit near 23 degrees N, Mid-Atlantic Ridge; chemical composition, mineral chemistry, and sulfur isotopesdownload
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106-649		1989Karson, Jeffrey A.; Brown, Jennifer R.: Geologic setting of the Snake Pit hydrothermal site; an active vent field on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge
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70		1983Karato, Shun-ichiro; Becker, Keir: Porosity and hydraulic properties of sediments from the Galapagos spreading center and their relation to hydrothermal circulation in the oceanic crustdownload
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70-510		1983Karato, Shun-ichiro; Becker, Keir: Physical properties of sediments from the Galapagos region and their implications for hydrothermal circulationdownload
71%1391990Johnson, H. Paul; Franklin, James M.: Hydrothermal pattern exposed by SeaMARC 1A survey
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168-1026		2003Johnson, H. Paul; Baross, J. et al.: Probing for life in the ocean crust with the LEXEN Program
71%1642008Johnson, Art: Gas hydrate; an emerging energy resource
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33-317		1976Jenkyns, H. C.: Sediments and sedimentary history of the Manihiki Plateau, South Pacific Oceandownload
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106-649		1991Jean-Baptiste, P.; Charlou, J. L. et al.: Helium and methane measurements in hydrothermal fluids from the Mid-Atlantic Ridge; the Snake Pit site at 23 degrees N
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185-801		1995Jarrard, Richard D.; Larson, Roger L. et al.: Geophysical aging of oceanic crust; evidence from Hole 801Cdownload
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185-801		2003Jarrard, Richard D.; Abrams, Lewis J. et al.: Physical properties of upper oceanic crust; Ocean Drilling Program Hole 801C and the waning of hydrothermal circulationdownload
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169-1038		1998James, R. H.; Palmer, Martin R.: Alkali element and B geochemistry of sedimented hydrothermal systems
71%1691997James, R. H.; Palmer, M. R.: Evidence for the transport of phase-separated hydrothermal fluids through sediment at the Escanaba Trough
49%1691998James, R. H.; Duckworth, R. C. et al.: Drilling of sediment-hosted massive sulphide deposits at the Middle Valley and Escanaba Trough spreading centres; ODP Leg 169
4%2012010Jaisi, Deb P.; Blake, Ruth E.: Tracing sources and cycling of phosphorus in Peru margin sediments using oxygen isotopes in phosphatesdownload
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116-719		2005Iyer, Sridhar D: Evidences for incipient hydrothermal event(s) in the Central Indian Basin; a review
57%1972007Ivarsson, Magnus; Holm, N. G.: Fossilized microorganisms from Emperor Seamounts; evidence for a deep sub-seafloor biosphere
11%1932007Iturrino, Gerardo J.; Ketcham, Richard A. et al.: Permeability, resistivity, and X-ray computed tomography measurements in samples from the PACMANUS hydrothermal systemdownload
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169-857		2008Inderbitzen, K. E.; Becker, K. et al.: Seafloor uplift recorded by pressures in the CORK in Hole 857D, Middle Valley, northern Juan de Fuca Ridge
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312-U1256		2007Ildefonse, Benoit; Christie, David M.: Mission Moho Workshop; drilling through the oceanic crust to the mantledownload
71%1987Hyndman, R. D.; Langseth, M. G. et al.: Deep Sea Drilling Project geothermal measurements; a reviewdownload
57%1682006Hutnak, Mike; Fisher, A. T. et al.: Hydrothermal recharge and discharge guided by basement outcrops on 0.7-3.6 Ma seafloor east of the Juan de Fuca Ridge; observation and numerical modelsdownload
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168-1027		2007Hutnak, M.; Fisher, A. T.: Influence of sedimentation, local and regional hydrothermal circulation, and thermal rebound on measurements of seafloor heat fluxdownload
71%1682004Hutnak, M.; Fisher, A. T. et al.: Evidence for along-strike hydrothermal circulation within young oceanic crust on the eastern flank of the Endeavour axis, Juan de Fuca Ridge
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17-168		1998Hunter, A. G.: Petrological investigations of low temperature hydrothermal alteration of the upper crust, Juan de Fuca Ridge, ODP Leg 168
71%1581994Humphris, Susan; Herzig, Peter et al.: TAG: drilling an active hydrothermal system on a sediment-free slow-spreading ridge
18%541980Humphris, Susan E.; Melson, William G. et al.: Basalt weathering on the East Pacific Rise and the Galapagos spreading center, Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 54download
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158-957		1996Humphris, Susan E.; Herzig, Peter M. et al.: Tag-4 areadownload
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158-957		1996Humphris, Susan E.; Herzig, Peter M. et al.: TAG-2 areadownload
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158-957		1996Humphris, Susan E.; Herzig, Peter M. et al.: TAG-1 areadownload
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158-957		1996Humphris, Susan E.; Herzig, Peter M. et al.: Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, initial reports; TAG; drilling an active hydrothermal system on a sediment-free slow-spreading ridge; covering Leg 158 of the cruises of the drilling vessel JOIDES Resolution, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, to Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, Site 957, 23 September-22 November, 1994download
49%1582005Humphris, Susan E.; Bach, Wolfgang: On the Sr isotope and REE compositions of anhydrites from the TAG seafloor hydrothermal systemdownload
71%1581994Humphris, Susan E.: Drilling will TAG active hydrothermal system on the MAR
57%1581994Humphris, S. E.; Tivey, M. K. et al.: Investigating the formation of the active TAG hydrothermal mound using observational, petrographic and geochemical data
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319-C0009		2010Huftile, Gary J.: Using soft-sediment deformation to date paleoseismic events in bore holes, IODP Leg 319, Kumano Basin, Nankai Trough, Japandownload
85%2006Howard, M. T.; Kasting, J. F.: Modern hydrothermal systems and the oxygen isotopic evolution of seawater
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79-546		1984Hosler, William T.; Saltzman, Eric S. et al.: Geochemistry and petrology of evaporites cored from a deep-sea diapir at Site 546 offshore Moroccodownload
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173-1068		2001Hopkinson, L.; Beard, J. S. et al.: The nature of syntectonic hydrothermal circulation and mineralization within a serpentinite-hosted detachment fault; a case study from the West Iberia non-volcanic rifted continental margin
49%1732000Hopkinson, L. J.; Dee, S. et al.: Moving reactive interfaces and fractal carbonate replacement patterns in serpentinites; evidence from the southern Iberia abyssal plain
71%701980Honnorez, J.; Von Herzen, R. P.: IPOD Leg 70; comparison between open and closed hydrothermal regimes in young and not so young oceanic crust
71%1061986Honnorez, J.; Detrick, R. S. et al.: Drilling in the Snake-Pit hydrothermal area in Mid-Atlantic Ridge rift valley south of the Kane fracture zone; highlights from ODP Leg 106
20%2012006Holm, Nils G.; Dumont, Marion et al.: Alkaline fluid circulation in ultramafic rocks and formation of nucleotide constituents; a hypothesisdownload
85%1990Holm, Nils G.: Report on the workshop Chemical evolution and neo-abiogenesis in marine hydrothermal systems
9%1351994Hodkinson, R. A.; Cronan, D. S.: Variability in the hydrothermal component of the sedimentary sequence in the Lau backarc basin (sites 834-839)download
57%2082007Hodell, David A.; Kamenov, George D. et al.: Variations in the strontium isotope composition of seawater during the Paleocene and early Eocene from ODP Leg 208 (Walvis Ridge)download
71%911982Hobart, M. A.; Abbott, D. H. et al.: Detailed geothermal surveys on the East Pacific Rise at 19 degrees S
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176-735		1998Hirth, G.; Ildefonse, B. et al.: Deformation of the lower oceanic crust at a slow-spreading ridge; results from ODP Leg 176, Site 735B, Southwest Indian Ridge
12%821985Hill, Ian Ashley; Cande, Steven C.: Thermal measurements and seawater downflow into 35-Ma-old ocean crust, central North Atlanticdownload
57%1391996Higgins, K. M.; Rigsby, C. A. et al.: The relationship between hydrothermal flow and sedimentary diagenesis, structure, and texture in distal turbidites of Middle Valley of the Juan de Fuca Ridge, ODP Leg 139
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109		1984Hickman, Stephen H.; Langseth, Marcus G. et al.: In situ permeability and pore-pressure measurements near the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, Deep Sea Drilling Project Hole 395Adownload
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148-504		1981Hey, R. N.: Anomalous tectonics of the Costa Rica Rift
71%1581994Herzig, Peter; Humphris, Susan et al.: TAG hydrothermal system
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148-896		2002Heft, Kerri L.: The compositional variability of altered upper oceanic crust; insights from the Troodos Ophiolite
2%2010Heap, Andrew D.; Exon, Neville: Australia's new marine research vessel; geoscience implicationsdownload
57%2010Hayman, Nicholas W.; Bach, Wolfgang et al.: Future scientific drilling of oceanic crust
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176-735		1994Hart, Stanley R.; Blusztajn, Jerzy et al.: Fluid circulation in the oceanic crust; contrast between volcanic and plutonic regimesdownload
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185-1149		2007Harris, Robert N.; McNutt, Marcia K.: Heat flow on hot spot swells; evidence for fluid flowdownload
71%1682004Harris, Robert N.; Chapman, David S.: Deep-seated oceanic heat flux, heat deficits, and hydrothermal circulation

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