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COMPOSITION AND MASS FLUX OF SEDIMENT ENTERING THE WORLDS SUBDUCTION ZONES: IMPLICATIONS FOR GLOBAL SEDIMENT BUDGETS, GREAT EARTHQUAKES, AND VOLCANISM

Rea D.K.; Ruff L.J. (1996)

Lithologic data compiled from Deep Sea Drilling Project and Ocean Drilling Program sites, when combined with orthogonal convergence rates at convergent plate boundaries, permit quantification of the mass flux of sediment ...
DUST PRODUCTION AND DEPOSITION IN ASIA AND THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN OVER THE PAST 12 MYR

Pettke T.; Halliday A.N.; Hall C.M.; Rea D.K. (2000)

The silicate fractions of recent pelagic sediments in the central north Pacific Ocean are dominated by eolian dust derived from central Asia. An 11 Myr sedimentary record at ODP Sites 885/886 at 44.7 degrees N, 168.3 degrees ...
ICHTHYOLITH STRONTIUM ISOTOPE STRATIGRAPHY OF A NEOGENE RED CLAY SEQUENCE: CALIBRATING EOLIAN DUST ACCUMULATION RATES IN THE CENTRAL NORTH PACIFIC

Gleason J.D.; Moore T.C.; Rea D.K.; Johnson T.M.; Owen R.M.; Blum J.D.; Hovan S.A.; Jones C.E. (2002)

Cenozoic pelagic ('red') clays of predominantly eolian and hydrogenous origin blanket much of the central North Pacific ocean basin. The eolian component is a key indicator of past paleoclimatic conditions; thus, Cenozoic ...
RADIOGENIC HF ISOTOPIC COMPOSITIONS OF CONTINENTAL EOLIAN DUST FROM ASIA, ITS VARIABILITY AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR SEAWATER HF

Pettke T.; Lee D.C.; Halliday A.N.; Rea D.K. (2002)

The inorganic silicate fraction extracted from bulk pelagic sediments from the North Pacific Ocean is eolian dust. It monitors the composition of continental crust exposed to erosion in Asia. 176Lu/177Hf ratios of modern ...
TEPHROCHRONOLOGY OF THE KAMCHATKA-KURILE AND ALEUTIAN ARCS: EVIDENCE FOR VOLCANIC EPISODITY

Prueher L.M.; Rea D.K. (2001)

Volcanic ash layers in North Pacific deep-sea sediment provide a record of episodic explosive volcanism in the Kamchatka–Kurile and Aleutian arcs over the past five million years. We counted 450 ash layers, determined layer ...
VOLCANIC TRIGGERING OF LATE PLIOCENE GLACIATION: EVIDENCE FROM THE FLUX OF VOLCANIC GLASS AND ICE-RAFTED DEBRIS TO THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN

Prueher L.M.; Rea D.K. (2001)

Mass accumulation rates (MAR) of different components of North Pacific deep-sea sediment provide detailed information about the timing of the onset of major Northern Hemisphere glaciation that occurred at 2.65Ma. An increase ...

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