A definition is given of an objective criterion for the identification of natural spherles in pelagic sediments, offering the possibility of eliminating technologic spherules from the observational field. This criterion is based on the formation process and rate of formation of manganese nodules. According to the above criterion, natural spherules have been observed in nodules brought back by the Challenger Expedition. The mineralogy, textures and alterations of the observed spherules and their petrographic relations with the manganese hydroxydes are described. A short discussion follows on the consequences of the gathered data for the measurement of cosmic accretion rates, the distribution and stability of spherules in pelagic sediments. ©...
Out of the three basic cosmic spherule types collected from the seafloor, RMNs (Refractory Metal Nug...
The porewater and sediment composition of two boxcores and of a small gravity core, taken on a manga...
The first part of this thesis includes some topics of a non-geochemical nature but which are of impo...
A definition is given of an objective criterion for the identification of natural spherles in pelagi...
Among the most famed discoveries of geological importance made during the H.M.S. Challenger Expediti...
Although ferromanganese crusts from shallow depths in Lake Baykal have been described previously, th...
Extraterrestrial spherules have been recovered from Pleistocene drift and from more ancient sediment...
The origin of black magnetic spherules sampled in air,and in ancient and recent marine sediments has...
Microscopic and electron probe examination of some manganese nodules show that they consist of segre...
Twenty-four manganese nodules from the surface of the sea floor and fifteen buried nodules were stud...
More than 200 samples of manganese nodules from the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) were studied f...
Typescript (photocopy).Stable oscillatory reaction waves are proposed as a model for the formation o...
Cosmic ray produced 10Be has provided the most reliable method of determining growth rates of ferrom...
Recent study of many box cores and deep sea photographs from DOMES Sites A, B, and C throws new ligh...
Manganese nodules from a wide range of marine environments have been analysed for a series of elemen...
Out of the three basic cosmic spherule types collected from the seafloor, RMNs (Refractory Metal Nug...
The porewater and sediment composition of two boxcores and of a small gravity core, taken on a manga...
The first part of this thesis includes some topics of a non-geochemical nature but which are of impo...
A definition is given of an objective criterion for the identification of natural spherles in pelagi...
Among the most famed discoveries of geological importance made during the H.M.S. Challenger Expediti...
Although ferromanganese crusts from shallow depths in Lake Baykal have been described previously, th...
Extraterrestrial spherules have been recovered from Pleistocene drift and from more ancient sediment...
The origin of black magnetic spherules sampled in air,and in ancient and recent marine sediments has...
Microscopic and electron probe examination of some manganese nodules show that they consist of segre...
Twenty-four manganese nodules from the surface of the sea floor and fifteen buried nodules were stud...
More than 200 samples of manganese nodules from the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) were studied f...
Typescript (photocopy).Stable oscillatory reaction waves are proposed as a model for the formation o...
Cosmic ray produced 10Be has provided the most reliable method of determining growth rates of ferrom...
Recent study of many box cores and deep sea photographs from DOMES Sites A, B, and C throws new ligh...
Manganese nodules from a wide range of marine environments have been analysed for a series of elemen...
Out of the three basic cosmic spherule types collected from the seafloor, RMNs (Refractory Metal Nug...
The porewater and sediment composition of two boxcores and of a small gravity core, taken on a manga...
The first part of this thesis includes some topics of a non-geochemical nature but which are of impo...