Cocos Plate large igneous province

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The Cocos Plate large igneous province is an extensive oceanic volcanic region on the Cocos Plate, formed by massive basaltic eruptions associated with hotspot activity in the eastern Pacific.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf large igneous province
oceanic plateau
ageConstraint Cenozoic
associatedWith hotspot activity
mantle plume
composition basalt
crustalEffect thickened oceanic crust
crustType oceanic crust
environment submarine volcanic province
eruptionDurationCharacteristic geologically short-lived main eruptive phase
eruptionEnvironment deep-sea floor
eruptionStyle fissure eruptions
flood basalt volcanism
eruptionVolumeCharacteristic large magma volumes
formedBy intraplate volcanism
genesis hotspot volcanism
massive basaltic eruptions
geodynamicSignificance records interaction of Cocos Plate with mantle plume
geologicalProcess plate motion over hotspot
heatFlowEffect locally elevated heat flow on Cocos Plate
isPartOfStudyField igneous petrology
marine geology
plate tectonics
lithology basaltic lavas
pillow basalts
sheet flows
locatedIn eastern Pacific Ocean
locatedOn Cocos Plate
magmaSource decompressional melting of mantle
magmaType mafic magma
morphology broad volcanic plateau
originModel hotspot track on Cocos Plate
partOf Pacific large igneous province system
relatedTo flood basalt provinces
mantle plume head eruptions
oceanic plateaus of the Pacific Ocean
rockType tholeiitic basalt
tectonicPlate Cocos Plate
tectonicSetting oceanic crust

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Cocos Ridge isPartOf Cocos Plate large igneous province