Geochemical variations during Kilauea's Pu'u 'O'o Eruption reveal a fine-scale mixture of mantle heterogeneities within the Hawaiian Plume
Geochemical variations during Kilauea's Pu'u 'O'o Eruption reveal a fine-scale mixture of mantle heterogeneities within the Hawaiian Plume
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基拉韦厄 Puu Oo 喷发期间的地球化学变化揭示了夏威夷地幔柱内地幔异质性的精细混合
DOI:
10.1093/petrology/egn025
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发表时间:
2008
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
M. Norman
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作者:
J. Marske;Michael O. Garcia;A. Pietruszka;J. Rhodes;M. Norman
Long-term geochemical monitoring of lavas from the continuing 25-year-old Pu‘u ‘ (cid:1) O‘ (cid:1) o eruption allows us to probe the crustal and mantle magmatic processes beneath K (cid:1) |lauea volcano in unparalleled detail. Here we present new Pb, Sr, and Nd isotope ratios, major and trace element abundances, olivine compositions, and petrographic data for Pu‘u ‘ (cid:1) O‘ (cid:1) olavas erupted from 1998 to 2005. Olivine fractionation and accumulation are important crustal processes for the eruption, with minor clinopyroxene fractionation observed in the most recent lavas. Small, yet systematic variations in 87 Sr/ 86 Sr and incompatible trace element ratios, and MgO-normalized major element abundances document rapid changes in the parental magma composition delivered to Pu‘u ‘ (cid:1) O‘ (cid:1) o. Recent (1998^2003) lavas display a systematic temporal evolution towards an intermediate area between the compositional fields of historical K (cid:1) |lauea and Mauna Loa lavas. At least three distinct mantle source components are required to explain the overall isotopic and chemical variability of Pu‘u ‘ (cid:1) O‘ (cid:1) o lavas. Two of these source components observed in pre-1998 Pu‘u ‘ (cid:1) O‘ (cid:1) o lavas have similar Pb, Sr, and Nd isotope ratios, although one underwent a recent ( 5 8 ka) small-degree melting event and became depleted in incompatible trace elements.This recently depleted component was an increasingly important source for lavas erupted between 1985 and 1998. The third component is a hybrid mixture of nearly equal portions of K (cid:1) |lauea- and Mauna Loa-like mantle source compositions. It was progressively tapped in greater amounts from 1998 to 2003 and then subsequently decreased. The increasing importance of the hybrid source can be explained if melt pathways migrated from an area within K (cid:1) |lauea’s typical melting region (important for the 1985^1998 lavas) towards Mauna Loa, where a similar proportion of K (cid:1) |lauea- and Mauna Loa-like mantle components might exist. The Pu‘u ‘ (cid:1) O‘ (cid:1) o data suggest that Kea and Loa mantle components are distributed on a fine-scale within the Hawaiian plume, and both are present beneath K (cid:1) |lauea volcano. Based on the geochemical and isotopic variations during the Pu‘u ‘ (cid:1) O‘ (cid:1) oeruption, the estimated volume for K (cid:1) |lauea and Mauna Loa compositional heterogeneities is 5 10^35 km 3 . Pb Nd Sr al following analytical details Pb isotope for instrumental mass fractionation the isotope ratio Tl the with Thirlwall The average Tl-corrected value for Pb n ¼ Pb Pb isotopic are NBS981