Based on results of nannofossil analysis and 10Be dating in ferromanganese crusts M1-1 and A1-1 (no nannofossils were found in it),from the western and central Pacific respectively,it is found that the crust growth ag...Based on results of nannofossil analysis and 10Be dating in ferromanganese crusts M1-1 and A1-1 (no nannofossils were found in it),from the western and central Pacific respectively,it is found that the crust growth ages from nannofossil biostrati-graphy agree well with those based on 10Be isotope analysis. Both crusts have three growth layers,and the oldest layer was deposited in Miocene at about 12.80 Ma. The maximum,minimum,and average growth rates of crust A1-1 (from the central Pacific) are 8.11,1.92 and 3.47 mm/Ma,and those of crust M1-1 (from the western Pacific) are 2.93,0.47,and 0.94 mm/Ma.展开更多
基金Acknowledgements The authors thank Drs. Meng Xianwei, Liu Jihua, Chen Zhihua and Bu Wenrui for helpful discussion in sample analysis and measurements. The preliminary treatment of samples for ^10Be dating was made at ^10Be Laboratory, Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences the ferromanganese crust samples were collected by R/V Dayang No. 1 during D Y105-11 cruise and provided by China 0cean Repository. This work was supported by China 0cean Mineral Resources Association （Grant Nos. DY105-01-04-08, DY105-01-04-02） and the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant No. 40173027）.
文摘Based on results of nannofossil analysis and 10Be dating in ferromanganese crusts M1-1 and A1-1 (no nannofossils were found in it),from the western and central Pacific respectively,it is found that the crust growth ages from nannofossil biostrati-graphy agree well with those based on 10Be isotope analysis. Both crusts have three growth layers,and the oldest layer was deposited in Miocene at about 12.80 Ma. The maximum,minimum,and average growth rates of crust A1-1 (from the central Pacific) are 8.11,1.92 and 3.47 mm/Ma,and those of crust M1-1 (from the western Pacific) are 2.93,0.47,and 0.94 mm/Ma.
