The oceanic crust, from accretion to mantle recycling:
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Preface................................................. v
1 Oceans, continents, and the fundamental cycle of the oceanic lithosphère . 1
1.1 The present-day face of the world s oceans................. 1
1.1.1 Surface and distribution of the world ocean............ 1
1.1.2 The fundamental duality of the Earth s crust........... 2
1.1.3 The main physiographic features of oceanic basins....... 3
1.2 Seafloor spreading, foundation of plate tectonics. Oceanic crust,
lithosphère and asthenosphere......................... 4
1.3 Age of the oceanic crust and kinematics of the oceans......... 5
1.3.1 Magnetic anomalies, the growth records of the oceans .... 5
1.3.2 Decrease in heat flow and seafloor altitude away from the
ridge axis................................... 6
1.4 The age of the oceans and the evolution stages of oceanic basins. . 8
1.4.1 Age of the crust and age of the oceanic basins.......... 8
1.4.2 The Wilson cycle............................... 9
1.5 The fundamental cycle of the oceanic lithosphère............. 12
1.5.1 Extraction from the mantle: genesis of the oceanic crust... 12
1.5.2 Basalt-seawater interaction....................... 12
1.5.3 Intraplate travel and meeting with hot spots........... 12
1.5.4 Return to the mantle............................ 13
1.5.5 Relict oceanic crust in a heterogeneous mantle.......... 13
1.6 The ophiolitic exception............................... 13
2 Magma series from oceanic domains........................... 15
2.1 Tectonic settings of oceanic basalts....................... 15
2.2 Upper mantle melting................................ 17
2.2.1 Composition of the upper mantle................... 17
2.2.2 The genesis of basaltic magmas..................... 19
2.2.3 Magma extraction and ascent...................... 20
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2.3 Oceanic basalts and mantle heterogeneities.................. 21
2.3.1 Isotopic compositions of oceanic basalts.............. 21
2.3.2 Metasomatism or contamination?................... 23
2.4 The diversity of basalts from oceanic domains............... 24
2.4.1 Classification.................................. 24
2.4.2 Trace elements and diversity of basalts............... 26
2.4.3 MORB and BABB: basalts from oceanic accretion zones . . 28
2.4.4 OPB and OIB: oceanic intraplate basalts.............. 32
2.4.5 IAB, boninites, adakites: subduction zone magmas....... 33
2.5 Magma series from oceanic domains...................... 35
2.5.1 Processes of evolution........................... 35
2.5.2 Tholeiitic series................................ 38
2.5.3 Alkaline series................................. 39
2.5.4 Magma series from subduction/collision zones.......... 43
3 Surveying and sampling the oceanic crust....................... 45
3.1 Mapping and acoustic imagery of the ocean floor............. 46
3.1.1 Single-beam bathymétrie sounders................... 46
3.1.2 From single-beam sonars to multibeam-swath bathymétrie
systems: from the line to the boulevard.............. 47
3.1.3 The side-scan sonar, or the acoustic photography of the
deep-ocean floors............................. 51
3.1.4 Seafloor mapping from space...................... 52
3.2 Geophysical surveys.................................. 55
3.2.1 Seismic surveys................................ 55
3.2.2 Magnetic surveys............................... 55
3.2.3 Gravimetric surveys............................. 55
3.3 Sampling methods................................... 56
3.3.1 Dredging.................................... 56
3.3.2 Coring...................................... 57
3.3.3 Deep-oceanic drillings........................... 59
3.3.4 Direct sampling by manned submersibles.............. 65
4 The worldwide oceanic ridge. Geographic extension, morphology and
segmentation......................................... 69
4.1 The reliefs of the oceanic-ridge system. Geographic extension .... 69
4.2 Transversal morphology and spreading rate................. 71
4.3 Along-strike morphology: the axial segmentation of the ridge .... 72
4.3.1 First-order segmentation. Transform faults and fracture
zones...................................... 72
4.3.2 Small-scale axial segmentation of the oceanic ridges, and
notion of elementary accretion segment ............ 72
5 Structure and lithology of the oceanic crust of the present-day oceans ... 87
5.1 Seismic structure of the present-day oceanic crust............. 87
Contents ix
5.1.1 General description............................. 88
5.1.2 Lithological interpretation of the seismic profiles........ 94
5.1.3 Seismic structure of the fracture zones................ 98
5.2 Sampling and lithological structure of the present-day oceanic crust 99
5.2.1 The continuous crustal tissue of fast-spreading ridges:
the East-Pacific Rise and its ramifications............ 99
5.2.2 The discontinuous tissue of slow-spreading ridges: the Mid-
Atlantic and South-West Indian Ridges............. 109
5.3 Conclusions on the structure and lithology of the present-day
oceanic crust..................................... 126
5.3.1 Seismic structure............................... 127
5.3.2 Lithological structure............................ 128
Structure and lithology of fossil oceanic crust in ophiolites........... 129
6.1 Ophiolites, markers of ocean closures..................... 129
6.2 Historical record.................................... 131
6.2.1 From Steinmann s laccolites to the huge submarine flows . . 131
6.2.2 Ophiolite = oceanic lithosphère..................... 131
6.2.3 The ophiolite manifesto (1972).................... 132
6.2.4 Ophiolites and their diversity of origin............... 134
6.3 Crustal structure of ophiolites: the HOT and LOT types........ 135
6.4 Ophiolites with thick and continuous crustal sequence, and harz-
burgitic mantle: the Oman ophiolite..................... 136
6.4.1 The synthetic Oman ophiolite log................... 137
6.4.2 Axial segmentation of the Oman palaeo-ridge: mantle diapirs
and crustal segmentation....................... 146
6.5 Ophiolites with a thin, discontinuous crust, and a lherzolitic mantle:
the ligurian ophiolites............................... 148
6.5.1 Constitution of an ultrabasic and gabbroic ocean floor. ... 151
6.5.2 The first supra-ophiolitic sediments and the emplacement of
basalt flows................................. 153
6.5.3 End of the volcanic activity, and deposition of radiolarites
and limestones (Malm-Berriasian)................. 153
6.6 Ophiolites of intermediate type.......................... 153
6.6.1 The Xigatse ophiolite............................ 153
6.6.2 The Trinity ophiolite............................ 155
6.7 Summary and conclusions about the crustal structure of present-
day and fossil oceans............................... 155
Shallow processes: volcanic and tectonic activity of oceanic ridges...... 159
7.1 The axial volcanic zone of the ridges...................... 160
7.1.1 Fast-spreading ridges: the axial volcanic zone of the east-
Pacific Rise................................. 160
7.1.2 Slow-spreading ridges: the axial volcanic zone of the Mid-
Atlantic Ridge............................... 160
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7.2 The various types of basaltic eruptions in a submarine environment 166
7.2.1 Shallow submarine eruptions...................... 166
7.2.2 Deep-sea submarine eruptions...................... 167
7.3 The volcanic dynamism of oceanic ridges: description of the various types
of basaltic flows and intrusions.......................... 167
7.3.1 Pillow-lava flows............................... 167
7.3.2 Lava lakes and fluid flows........................ 178
7.3.3 Breccia flows and deep hyaloclastites................. 181
7.3.4 Sills and dykes................................ 181
7.4 Relationships between pillow lavas and lava lakes............ 181
7.4.1 Influence of the spreading rate on the volcanic dynamism
of the oceanic ridges........................... 182
7.4.2 Relations between crystal charge of the basalts, viscosity and
eruptive dynamism............................ 184
7.5 Crystallization of MORB.............................. 185
7.5.1 Mineralogical compositions and textures.............. 185
7.5.2 Crystallization sequences in oceanic basalts............ 196
7.6 Tectonic processes at the axis, and the volcanic-tectonic cycle.... 197
7.6.1 Axial tectonic structures.......................... 197
7.6.2 The volcanic-tectonic cycle........................ 199
7.6.3 Tectonics, submarine erosion and mass-wasting products . . 201
7.7 Detection of deep submarine eruptions.................... 202
7.7.1 Growth of a neo-volcanic ridge on the Juan de Fuca Ridge
during the 1980s.............................. 203
7.7.2 Carnage on the East-Pacific Rise, or the tubeworm bar-
becue site.................................. 204
7.7.3 InterRidge , an international network of exploration and
survey of the oceanic-ridge system................. 205
8 Deep processes: mantle diapirs, magma extraction and models of accretion
magma chambers...................................... 207
8.1 The sources of the MORB............................. 207
8.1.1 Vertical variations.............................. 208
8.1.2 Local-source heterogeneities....................... 210
8.1.3 Horizontal variations along oceanic-ridge axes, and effects of
segmentation................................ 211
8.1.4 Source heterogeneities at large scale................. 211
8.1.5 Genesis of MORB.............................. 211
8.2 The uprise of the asthenospheric mantle: birth and extraction of
magmas......................................... 213
8.2.1 The beginning of melting......................... 214
8.2.2 A simplified phase diagram........................ 215
8.2.3 Distribution of the first magma droplets.............. 218
8.2.4 The permeability threshold........................ 220
8.2.5 Extraction of magmas........................... 221
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8.3 The accretion-magma chambers......................... 222
8.3.1 Bidimensional models........................... 224
8.3.2 The 3D models, and the contribution of seismic tomography 226
8.3.3 Towards a new concept of oceanic accretion-magma
chambers................................... 233
8.3.4 Functioning of accretion-magma chambers: significance of
texture, structure and composition of the layered
cumulates, and cryptic evolution.................. 237
9 Basalt-seawater interaction: metamorphic and hydrothermal processes . . . 247
9.1 Modifications of the physical properties of the crust........... 248
9.2 Active and passive convection......................... 250
9.3 Chemical and mineralogical modification of the oceanic crust .... 251
9.4 Description of the convection system...................... 253
9.4.1 Recharge zones................................ 253
9.4.2 The high-temperature reaction zone (HTRZ)........... 258
9.4.3 Discharge zones................................ 262
9.5 Metallogenic aspects of oceanic hydrothermalism: the polymetal-
lic massive sulphide deposits.......................... 264
9.5.1 Massive sulphide deposits on the seafloor: the discovery of
the black smokers ............................ 265
9.5.2 The genetic model.............................. 266
9.5.3 Towards a better understanding of terrestrial ore deposits. . 268
9.6 Biological aspects of the oceanic hydrothermal activity: oases on
the deep seafloor.................................. 269
9.6.1 The discovery of deep hydrothermal faunas............ 269
9.6.2 Towards the origins of life?....................... 271
10 Intraplate oceanic magmatism............................... 273
Location.................................... 273
Age patterns................................. 274
The initial stages: the Society hot spot............... 277
The shield-volcano stage: Nuku Hiva (Marquesas)...... 278
The stage of subsidence: Tubuai (Australs)............ 281
The atoll stage: Mururoa (Pitcairn-Gambier).......... 284
10.2 Origin and evolution of Polynesian magmas................. 285
10.2.1 The example of Nuku Hiva...................... 285
10.2.2 Fractional crystallization effects.................... 289
10.2.3 Partial melting effects........................... 291
10.2.4 Mantle source heterogeneities..................... 292
10.3 The oceanic plateaus: geology and petrology................ 296
10.3.1 Location and ages of oceanic plateaus............... 296
10.3.2 A large oceanic plateau: Ontong Java............... 297
10.3.3 The fragmented Caribbean Plateau................. 298
10.3.4 Origin of oceanic plateau magmas.................. 300
10. i.l
10. 1.2
10. 1.3
10. 1.4
10. 1.5
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10.4 Plumes, hot spots and hot lines.......................... 302
10.4.1 A simple hot-spot model........................ 302
10.4.2 The complexity of hot spots...................... 304
10.4.3 Ridge-hot spot interactions...................... 306
10.4.4 Hot lines.................................... 307
10.4.5 Origin and evolution of hot spots.................. 309
11 The fate of the oceanic crust: from subduction to recycling........... 311
11.1 A typical volcanic arc: the Sunda arc in Java (Western Indonesia). 311
11.1.1 Tectonic setting............................... 311
11.1.2 Geology of Java............................... 313
11.1.3 Petrology and geochemistry of Java arc lavas.......... 315
11.1.4 Petrogenetic model of the Java Arc................. 318
11.2 The diversity of magmatic arcs.......................... 321
11.2.1 Arcs installed on thin crusts and on thick crusts........ 322
11.2.2 Enriched and depleted arcs....................... 325
11.2.3 Subduction of old crust versus subduction of young crust. 326
11.3 Contribution of the subducting oceanic crust to arc magmas..... 328
11.3.1 Evidence for crustal contribution................... 328
11.3.2 Evolution of genetic models...................... 329
11.3.3 The variable modalities of crustal/sedimentary contribu-
tion: the example of the Luzon Arc (Philippines)...... 331
11.3.4 Hydrous fluid metasomatism and partial melting of the
mantle wedge............................... 335
11.3.5 Melting of the subducted ocean crust................ 336
11.3.6 Simplified petrogenetic models.................... 341
11.4 Fore-arc and back-arc magmas.......................... 343
11.4.1 Magmatic effects of active ridge subduction........... 343
11.4.2 Boninites and their origins....................... 344
11.4.3 Back-arc basin magmas......................... 348
11.5 The fate of subducted oceanic crust....................... 350
11.5.1 From subduction to collision..................... 350
11.5.2 Deep recycling of oceanic crust.................... 351
11.5.3 Subduction and continental growth................. 353
Plate I Map of the Ocean Floors................ At end of Chapter 11
Plate II Map of the Ages of the World Ocean Floors . . At end of Chapter 11
Plate III Map of the Free-Air Gravity Anomalies..... At end of Chapter 11
Plate IV Free-Air Gravity Map of Northern and Central
Atlantic Ocean...................... At end of Chapter 11
12 Conclusion: the oceanic crust cycle............................ 355
12.1 Petrologic and geochemical constraints.................... 355
12.2 Deep structure of the Earth and convection................. 356
12.3 From the extraction of oceanic crust to its recycling........... 358
12.4 The great tectono-magmatic crises in the oceans.............. 360
References............................................... 363
Index................................................... 386
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| title_full | The oceanic crust, from accretion to mantle recycling Thierry Juteau and René Maury |
| title_fullStr | The oceanic crust, from accretion to mantle recycling Thierry Juteau and René Maury |
| title_full_unstemmed | The oceanic crust, from accretion to mantle recycling Thierry Juteau and René Maury |
| title_short | The oceanic crust, from accretion to mantle recycling |
| title_sort | the oceanic crust from accretion to mantle recycling |
| topic | GEOLOGIA MARINHA larpcal OCEANOGRAFIA larpcal Submarine geology Ozeanische Erdkruste (DE-588)4401814-9 gnd |
| topic_facet | GEOLOGIA MARINHA OCEANOGRAFIA Submarine geology Ozeanische Erdkruste Earth Crust |
| url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=008373515&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
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