Plamy gorąca i pióropusze płaszcza : obecny stan koncepcji

Malinowski, M.

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Plamy gorąca i pióropusze płaszcza : obecny stan koncepcji

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Malinowski M.

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The state of the art of the hotspot and mantle plume theory

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In this paper, the historical background for the theory explaining the mid-plate volcanism by introducing hotspot and mantle plume has been given. Subsequently, as supported by geological observations, geochemical data, results of the statistical analysis of the global hotspot distribution and recent seismological surveys, current views on the origin of such phenomenon has been presented.

Słowa kluczowe

teoria plam źródła plam gorąca model geochemiczny płaszcza pióropusz płaszcza analiza statystyczna

hotspots mantle plume statistical analysis

Wydawca

Polskie Towarzystwa Geofizyczne
Komitet Geofizyki PAN

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Przegląd Geofizyczny

Rocznik

2002

Tom

Z. 1-2

Strony

61--79

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Bibliogr. 76 poz., rys., wykr.

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Malinowski M.

Instytut Geofizyki PAN, Warszawa, Polska

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