Back-Arc Spreading Systems: Geological, Biological, Chemical, and Physical Interactions
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By David M. Christie (Editor), Charles R. Fisher (Editor), Sang-Mook Lee (Editor), Sharon Givens (Editor)
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Published by the American Geophysical Union as part of the Geophysical Monograph Series, Volume 166.
New ocean crust is continuously created where tectonic plates diverge. A distinctive type of oceanic crust is formed by back-arc spreading systems that parallel oceanic island arcs on the side away from the subducting plate. Volatile-rich and spatially variable, back-arc spreading systems are a natural laboratory for multi-disciplinary studies of seafloor creation, the flow of magma from the ...
New ocean crust is continuously created where tectonic plates diverge. A distinctive type of oceanic crust is formed by back-arc spreading systems that parallel oceanic island arcs on the side away from the subducting plate. Volatile-rich and spatially variable, back-arc spreading systems are a natural laboratory for multi-disciplinary studies of seafloor creation, the flow of magma from the ...






















