Plate-plume interaction driving microcontinent formation in the South Atlantic: Evidence from the Rio Grande Rise and Valdivia Bank

The Rio Grande Rise is a prominent bathymetric feature in the South Atlantic Ocean. While its formation was influenced by the Tristan–Gough mantle plume and the mid-ocean ridge, the roles of rifting, continental breakup, and its connection to the Vald

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2025-09-22
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https://doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175853067.79457057/v1
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Geological and Geochemical Analysis
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Plate-plume interaction driving microcontinent formation in the South Atlantic: Evidence from the Rio Grande Rise and Valdivia Bank

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Plate-plume interaction driving microcontinent formation in the South Atlantic: Evidence from the Rio Grande Rise and Valdivia Bank

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The Rio Grande Rise is a prominent bathymetric feature in the South Atlantic Ocean. While its formation was influenced by the Tristan–Gough mantle plume and the mid-ocean ridge, the roles of rifting, continental breakup, and its connection to the Vald

The University of Sydney (AU), Petrobras (Brazil) (BR)
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