Eurasian spreading center

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The Eurasian spreading center is a tectonic plate boundary in the Arctic Ocean where the Eurasian and North American plates diverge, creating new oceanic crust along mid-ocean ridges such as the Nansen-Gakkel Ridge.

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Eurasian spreading center canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf divergent plate boundary
mid-ocean ridge system
tectonic plate boundary
alsoKnownAs Eurasian Basin spreading center NERFINISHED
associatedWith earthquakes
hydrothermal activity
normal faulting
rifting
volcanism
controls age distribution of Arctic Ocean floor
creates new oceanic crust
crustTypeFormed oceanic crust
discoveredBy marine geophysical surveys
evidenceFrom bathymetric mapping
magnetic anomaly patterns
seismic profiling
extendsAcross Eurasian Basin NERFINISHED
geologicalProcess seafloor spreading
includes Nansen-Gakkel Ridge NERFINISHED
influences bathymetry of the Eurasian Basin
linkedTo Mid-Atlantic Ridge NERFINISHED
locatedIn Arctic Ocean
magmaSource upwelling mantle material
partOf Arctic mid-ocean ridge system NERFINISHED
global mid-ocean ridge system
plateBoundaryType constructive boundary
researchField marine geology
plate tectonics
ridgeMorphology deep axial valley
sparsely distributed volcanic centers
separates Eurasian Plate NERFINISHED
North American Plate NERFINISHED
spreadingRate less than 20 mm per year
spreadingType ultra-slow spreading ridge
tectonicSetting oceanic-oceanic divergent boundary

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Nansen-Gakkel Ridge segmentOf Eurasian spreading center