Search SEDIS
Data sets | Publications | Expeditions | Thesaurus |
East Pacific | |
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BT | Pacific Ocean |
.East Pacific | |
NT | Carnegie Ridge |
Cocos Ridge | |
Costa Rica Rift | |
East Pacific Rise | |
Galapagos Rift | |
Northeast Pacific | |
Panama Basin | |
Peru-Chile Trench | |
Southeast Pacific | |
RT | North Pacific |
South Pacific | |
Southwest Pacific | |
West Pacific | |
Northwest Pacific | |
California Current | |
Equatorial Pacific | |
Leg 8 | |
Leg 33 | |
Leg 9 | |
Leg 138 | |
ODP Site 896 | |
SN | Before 1978, search Pacific Ocean AND east or eastern. Before 1995, West Pacific was sometimes applied to the Kermadec and Tonga trench region east of 180#DG meridian; Polynesian Pacific was also sometimes used for the western part of the Pacific east of |
East Pacific Ocean Islands | |
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NT | Easter Island |
Galapagos Islands | |
Guadalupe Island | |
Hawaii | |
Midway | |
RT | Aleutian Islands |
Alexander Archipelago | |
Austral Islands | |
Cook Islands | |
Fanning Island | |
Fiji | |
French Polynesia | |
Johnston Island | |
Kiribati | |
Line Islands | |
Melanesia | |
Pacific Ocean | |
Polynesia | |
Queen Charlotte Islands | |
Samoa | |
Seymour Island | |
Tierra del Fuego | |
Tokelau | |
Tonga | |
SN | This term is used for other islands and island groups which could not easily be assigned to adjacent land areas or island groups such as Oceania. Before 1981, many of these islands and island groups were also narrower terms of Pacific Ocean. Before 1971, |
East Pacific Rise | |
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BT | Pacific Ocean |
.East Pacific | |
..East Pacific Rise | |
UF | Albatross Cordillera |
Easter Island Cordillera | |
RT | Galapagos Rift |
DSDP Site 159 | |
DSDP Site 160 | |
DSDP Site 162 | |
DSDP Site 319 | |
DSDP Site 419 | |
DSDP Site 420 | |
DSDP Site 421 | |
DSDP Site 422 | |
DSDP Site 423 | |
DSDP Site 428 | |
DSDP Site 429 | |
DSDP Site 597 | |
DSDP Site 598 | |
DSDP Site 599 | |
DSDP Site 600 | |
DSDP Site 601 | |
DSDP Site 602 | |
He | |
SN | Mainly in the SE Pacific. Indicates the mid-ocean ridge extending from the Pacific-Antarctic Ridge to the Gulf of California. |