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50%76
76-534		1986Baumgartner, P. O.: Age and paleooceanography of Tethyan Jurassic radiolarites
50%144
144-877		1994Opdyke, B. N.; Wilson, P. A.: Why elemental Sr residence times were longer in the Late Cretaceous
50%1982Haggerty, Janet A.; Schlanger, Seymour O. et al.: Late Cretaceous and Eocene volcanism in the southern Line Islands and implications for hotspot theory
50%145
145-884		1996Cottrell, Rory D.; Tarduno, John A.: Paleolatitude of the Detroit Seamount; implications for motion of the Pacific Plate and Hawaiian Hotspot
50%1982Timofeev, P. P.; Koporoulin, V. I.: Conditions of the late Mesozoic and Cenozoic sedimentation in the North-west Pacific
50%891982Duennebier, F. K.; Petersen, L. et al.: The old Pacific; report on IPOD site survey results
50%2000Ardus, Dennis A.; Skinner, Alister C. et al.: Geological techniques
50%1162000Gopala Rao, D.; Krishna, K. S. et al.: Geophysical studies of the intraplate deformation zone, central Indian Ocean
50%1161998Zolotarev, V. V.; Verzhbitsky, E. V. et al.: Heat flow; geothermal study in the S22 cruise
50%1972006Ivarsson, Magnus: Microbial activity in zeolites deduced from mineral inclusions
50%22
22-215		1989Kodagali, V. N.: Morphology of uncharted seamount from Central Indian Basin
50%1932004Beaudoin, Y.; Scott, S. D. et al.: Pb and other trace elements in melt inclusions from modern seafloor tectonic settings
50%1571996Segschneider, B.; Schmincke, H. U.: Hyaloclastites of the shoaling to subaerial stage of the Gran Canaria seamount-island system
50%1996Castillo, P. R.; Janney, P. R.: Isotopic evolution of Pacific MORB; implications for the isotopic diversity of modern MORB
50%32
32-307		2005Doubrovine, P. V.; Tarduno, J. A.: On the conditions for self-reversal of remanent magnetization in titanomaghemite; constraints from DSDP Site 307 basalts
50%41
41-366		1978Hekinian, R.; Bonte, P. et al.: Volcanics from the Sierra Leone Rise
50%1987Mahoney, John J.: An isotopic survey of Pacific oceanic plateaus; implications for their nature and origin
50%143
144		1995Ogg, James G.: Aptian-Albian sequences in Pacific guyot carbonate systems and implications for Mid-Cretaceous time scale
50%1451993Paleoceanographic record of North Pacific quantified
50%1441993Erba, Elisabetta; Bergersen, Douglas D. et al.: Paleolatitude and vertical subsidence histories of ODP Leg 144 guyots
50%1441994Wilson, P. A.; Elderfield, H. et al.: Geochemistry of secondary carbonates in basalts from Pacific guyots; low-temperature upwelling of fluids totally exchanged with upper-mantle Sr?
50%1441994Gee, J.; Nakanishi, M.: Magnetic petrology and magnetic properties of western Pacific guyots (ODP Leg 144)
50%1979Gordon, R. G.; Cockerham, R. S. et al.: Maximum likelihood estimation of the Pacific Plate apparent polar wander path
50%1993Klaus, A.; Taira, A. et al.: Cross-arc volcanic seamount chains in the Izu-Bonin island arc
50%1972Barbieri, F.; Medioli, F.: Upper Oligocene-lower Miocene microfacies from a Caribbean seamount (Aves Swell) with infiltrated Pleistocene foraminifera
50%143
144		1992Haggerty, J.; Premoli Silva, Isabella et al.: Preliminary results from drilling on western Pacific guyots
50%1441992Larson, R. L.; Bergersen, D. D.: Thermal reset ages and subsidence curves for guyots sampled by ODP Leg 144; preliminary estimates
50%1441993Nakanishi, Masao; Gee, Jeff: Paleomagnetic studies of guyots in the northwestern Pacific Ocean; ODP Leg 144
50%1987Schmincke, H. U.; Simon-Neuser, Maria: Seamount evolution as deduced from DSDP profiles
50%891987Schmincke, H. U.; Simon-Neuser, M.: Seamount-Entwicklung, widergespiegelt in vulkaniklastischen Gesteinen am Beispiel des E-Marianenbeckens, Leg 89 Seamount evolution, reflected in volcaniclastic rocks; an example from the East Mariana Basin, Leg 89
50%1251995Maekawa, Hirokazu; Fryer, Patricia et al.: Incipient blueschist-facies metamorphism in the active subduction zone beneath the Mariana Forearc
50%1441994Larson, R. L.; Erba, E. et al.: Stratigraphic, vertical subsidence, and paleolatitude histories of ODP Leg 144 guyots
50%143
144		1996Erba, E.; Larson, R. L.: Death in the tropics; Cretaceous and Paleogene atolls in the Pacific Ocean
50%1980Renard, V.; Aubouin, Jean et al.: Premiers resultats d'une etude de la fosse d'Amerique centrale au sondeur multifaisceaux (Seabeam) First results of a study of the Middle America Trench by a multibeam sounder; Seabeam
50%1996Ishii, Teruaki; Fujimoto, Hiromi et al.: Petrological constraint for the petrogeneses of the ophiolites on the bases of the mantle peridotites in the western Pacific
50%1601996Jurado, M. J.: Preliminary results on the interpretation of conventional logs and FMS images from Leg 160, eastern Mediterranean
50%1441992Haggerty, Janet A.; Premoli Silva, Isabella et al.: Ocean Drilling Program; Leg 144 preliminary report; Northwest Pacific atolls and guyots
50%189
189-1172		2003Exon, Neville F.; Hill, Peter: The nature of the East Tasman Plateau; a continental fragment southeast of Tasmania
50%1972004Tarduno, J. A.: Hotspot motion, scales of mantle convection and the long-term history of the geodynamo
50%1972003Stock, Joann: Hotspots come unstuck
50%552004Baksi, A. K.: Critical evaluation of radiometric ages used for tracking hotspots in the Pacific Ocean
50%143
143-866		1993Sliter, W. V.; Arnaud-Vanneau, A.: Resolution Guyot; the oldest Pacific Island
50%1441993Dieu, Julie J.: Results of electron and ion microprobe analyses of phenocrysts, xenocrysts and xenoliths recovered in ODP Leg 144 lavas; calculated liquids, mantle metasomatism, and disequilibrium crystallization
50%145
145-883		2008Doubrovine, Pavel V.: The paleomagnetism and rock magnetism of oceanic basalts; from remanence acquisition to the motion of hot spots and plates
50%145
145-884		2000Roberts, Andrew P.; Lewin-Harris, James C.: Marine magnetic anomalies; evidence that "tiny wiggles" represent short-period geomagnetic polarity intervals
50%1972005Carvallo, Claire; Dunlop, David J. et al.: Experimental comparison of FORC and remanent Preisach diagrams
50%1972005Tarduno, J. A.; Cottrell, R. D. et al.: Hotspot motion, paleomagnetic tests of plate circuits, and coherency of the Pacific Plate
50%12
12-117		1986Scrutton, R. A.: The subsidence of Rockall Trough
50%39
39-357		2005Peive, A. A.: Alkaline volcanism of the Rio Grande Plateau, South Atlantic
50%1998Neprochnov, Yu. P.: Geophysical and geological works in the intraplate deformation area; the 22nd cruise of the R/V Professor Shtokman
50%22
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152-918		2005Clift, Peter D.: Sedimentary evidence for moderate mantle temperature anomalies associated with hotspot volcanism
50%2006Fisk, M.; Storrie-Lombardi, M. et al.: Variety of microbial borings in oceanic basalt
50%2010Larsen, H. C.: Integrated Ocean Drilling Program; status of activities, past, present and future
50%1952001Salisbury, M.; Shinohara, M. et al.: Leg 195; seafloor observatories and the history of the Kuroshio Current
50%1601998Mart, Yossi: Diapirism and neotectonic activity in the southeastern Mediterranean
50%195
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200		2002Davies, Thomas A.: Oceans and ice; ocean drilling
50%197
197-1206		2002Bonaccorsi, Rosalba: Organic matter and delta 13C throughout a sub-basement red soil unit in Hole 1206A cored during Ocean Drilling Program Leg 197 (Koko Seamount); first results
50%1441994Buchardt, B.; Israelson, C.: Sulfur rich environments in the initial transgressive phase at Leg 144 guyots (Ocean Drilling Program, Western Pacific); sulfur isotopes as indicator for sulfate reduction
50%1994Klaus, A.; Taira, Asahiko et al.: Swath-mapping and seismic reflection investigations in the Izu-Bonin Arc system
50%143
144		1996Erba, E.; Mutterlose, J. et al.: Campanian dwarf calcareous nannofossils from the Central Pacific Ocean; results of ODP legs 143, 144
50%1601996Robertson, A. H. F.: Collision-related crustal processes in the E Mediterranean Sea
50%160
160-969		1996Robertson, Alastair: Collision-related sedimentary and tectonic processes in the E. Mediterranean Sea
50%143
144		1996Jenkyns, H. C.; Wilson, P. A. et al.: Comparative chemostratigraphy of Cretaceous Pacific guyots
50%1902001Fergusson, Christopher L.: ODP Leg 190 Nankai Trough; stratigraphic/structural results and implications for the tectonostratigraphic development of accretionary prisms
50%1251992Maekawa, Hirokazu; Ishii, Teruaki et al.: Finding of blueschist facies clasts from serpentinite seamount, Mariana forearc, ODP Leg 125
50%1601999Major, Candace; Ryan, William B. F.: Eratosthenes Seamount; record of late Miocene sea-level changes and facies related to the Messinian salinity crisis
50%1980Jacobi, R. D.; Damuth, J. E. et al.: Evaluation of the North Pacific subseabed for disposal of high-level nuclear waste; II, Analysis of geologic data in the PAC 1 area, Northwest Pacific to locate potential candidate disposal sites
50%1983Rea, David K.; Vallier, Tracy L.: Two Cretaceous volcanic episodes in the western Pacific Ocean
50%1601998Robertson, Alastair H. F.: Tectonic significance of the Eratosthenes Seamount; a continental fragment in the process of collision with a subduction zone in the eastern Mediterranean (Ocean Drilling Program Leg 160)
50%1972002Keller, Randall; Graham, David et al.: The changing nature of the Hawaiian hotspot in the Late Cretaceous-early Tertiary; evidence from helium isotopes and melt inclusion compositions
50%1682002Monnin, C.; Wheat, C. G. et al.: The influence of basement fluid upwelling and diagenetic reactions on mineral stabilities in oceanic ridge flank sediments
50%1952007Bickford, M.; Siegel, D. I. et al.: Strontium isotopic evidence for episodic discharge of slab fluids to mud volcanoes in the Marianas Forearc
50%145
145-882		1997Prueher, Libby M.; Rea, David K.: Mass accumulation rates of volcanic ash from ODP Site 882
50%1991Lonsdale, Peter: Structural patterns of the Pacific floor offshore of Peninsular California
50%160
161		1994Robertson, A. H. F.; Kidd, R. B. et al.: Probing continental collision in the Mediterranean Sea
50%2001Choi, Dong R.: Submarine geology of the oceans around Australia
50%1682006Galy, A.; Carder, E. et al.: Insights from magnesium isotopic compositions on the oceanic hydrothermal circulation; is seamount weathering the solution?
50%1972002Smirnov, Alexei Victorovich: Histories of magnetic mineral diagenesis, geodynamics and geomagnetic paleointensity as recorded by rock- and paleomagnetism
50%1972002Harada, Yasushi; Wessel, Paul et al.: Hybrid method for consistent model of the Pacific absolute plate motion and a test for inter-hotspot motion since 70Ma
50%145
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197-1203		2002Huang, Shichun; Frey, Frederick A.: Is Detroit Seamount a "Hawaiian" volcano?
50%1972002Duncan, Robert A.; Huard, John: Radiometric ages from ODP Leg 197 drilling along the Emperor Seamount Chain
50%1972002Kerr, Bryan C.; Scholl, David William: Seismic stratigraphy of Detroit Seamount; observations from ODP Leg 197
50%143
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145		1995Tarduno, John A.; Gee, Jeff: Distinguishing between true polar wander and the large-scale motion of hotspot groups
50%1972003Kerr, Bryan C.; Scholl, David W. et al.: Post-hotspot collapse feature and shield-building volcanism on Detroit Seamount
50%60
60-458		1984Hawkins, James; Volpe, Alan et al.: Ophiolite series rocks of the Mariana forearc seamounts
50%143
144		1995Wilson, Paul; Elderfield, Harry et al.: Constraints on the paradox of carbonate platform drowning; the origin of Cretaceous guyots
50%911983Menard, H. W.; Jordan, T. H. et al.: Tectonic evolution of the southwestern tropical Pacific Basin
50%1972005Shafer, John T.; Neal, Clive R. et al.: The platinum group element and Re-Os isotopic composition of the Emperor Seamount Chain
50%1972002Revillon, Sidonie; Teagle, Damon A. H. et al.: Can the erosion of ocean islands influence ocean chemistry? Evidence from Detroit Seamount, ODP Leg 197
50%1252002Fryer, Patricia: Detailed structures of Mariana Forearc serpentine mud volcanoes from side-scan sonar mapping; implications for formation of serpentinite melange deposits
50%1995Kim, J.; Sager, W. W. et al.: New bathymetry chart of Shatsky Rise, NW Pacific Ocean
50%2003Von Huene, Roland: Discoveries of convergent margin processes from drilling of the Middle America convergent margin
50%2008Tarduno, John A.: Hotspots entfesselt Hot spots unleashed
50%145
145-882		2008Swann, G. E. A.; Leng, M. J. et al.: Possible vital effects in diatom oxygen isotopes
50%144
144-871		2009Robinson, Stuart A.: Carbon isotope stratigraphy of a Paleogene Pacific Ocean guyot and the response of the shallow-water carbonate factory to the PETM
50%145
145-882		2009Swann, G.: Changes in the North Pacific Ocean biological pump from MIS 5e to MIS 3
50%1952009Lischka, M.; Meschede, M. et al.: Insights into the fine-grained fraction of serpentine mud from the southern Chamorro Seamount (ODP Leg 195); a combined XRD, RFA and TEM-EDS study
50%22
22-214		2009Kashintsev, G. L.; Levchenko, O. V.: Miocene volcanism of the Ninetyeast Ridge
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197-1206		2004Duncan, Robert A.; Keller, Randall A.: Radiometric ages for basement rocks from the Emperor Seamounts, ODP Leg 197download
49%2005Pares, Josep M.; Moore, T. C.: New evidence for the Hawaiian Hot Spot plume motion since the Eocenedownload

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