Suiko Seamount

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Suiko Seamount is an underwater volcanic mountain in the northwestern Pacific Ocean that forms part of the long, age-progressive Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain.

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Label Occurrences
Suiko Seamount canonical 4

Statements (35)

Predicate Object
instanceOf seamount
underwater volcanic mountain
formedBy Hawaiian hotspot
volcanic activity
hasAge Cretaceous
approximately 65–70 million years
hasBiologicalContext deep-sea benthic habitat
hasCrustalContext oceanic crust
hasDiscoveryMethod bathymetric survey
hasEruptionStatus extinct volcano
hasGeologicalCharacteristic guyot
hasImportance key constraint on hotspot drift hypotheses
hasLatitude approximately 44 degrees north
hasLongitude approximately 170 degrees east
hasMorphology large volcanic edifice
steep flanks
hasNameOrigin named after Empress Suiko of Japan
hasRelationTo Emperor Trough
Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain
surface form: Hawaiian Ridge
hasResearchUse ocean drilling studies
paleomagnetic studies
study of Pacific Plate motion
study of hotspot motion
hasSedimentCover pelagic sediments
hasSummitDepth approximately 1400 meters below sea level
hasSummitFeature eroded volcanic surface
hasSummitShape flat-topped
hasTectonicSetting intraplate volcano
isIncludedIn Hawaiian–Emperor Bend studies
isOlderThan Midway Seamount
isYoungerThan Yomei Seamount
locatedIn Northwestern Pacific Ocean
surface form: northwestern Pacific Ocean
locatedOn Pacific Plate
partOf Emperor seamounts
Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain

Referenced by (4)

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Detroit Seamount isOlderThan Suiko Seamount
Emperor Seamounts hasNotableMember Suiko Seamount
Emperor Seamounts hasKeySeamount Suiko Seamount