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Gallart, J; Driad, L; Charvis, P; Sapin, M; Hirn, A; Diaz, J; De Voogd, B; Sachpazi, Maria. |
A 250 km long NE-SW lithospheric transect spanning the 40 km wide island of La Reunion and its submarine edifice is derived from lines of air Sun shots at sea on either side, along the assumed hotspot trace. Seismic records were obtained from an array spanning the whole transect and including sea bottom and land receivers, providing a system of reversed and overlapping observations. Low seismic velocity, and hence density, is found on average for the whole edifice above the oceanic plate. We attribute high-velocity anomalies within the edifice to an intrusive core confined under the central northern quarter of the island-crossing segment. Unexpectedly, the main seismic interfaces, top and bottom of the prevolcanic crust, do not show significant flexural... |
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Ano: 1999 |
URL: https://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00147/25829/36835.pdf |
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