Buoyant hydrous mantle plume from the mantle transition zone

Buoyant hydrous mantle plume from the mantle transition zone
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来自地幔过渡带的浮力含水地幔柱

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10.1038/s41598-019-43103-y
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2019-04
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4.6
通讯作者:
T. Kuritani;Q. Xia;J. Kimura;Jia Liu;K. Shimizu;T. Ushikubo;Dapeng Zhao;M. Nakagawa;S. Yoshimura
T. Kuritani;Q. Xia;J. Kimura;Jia Liu;K. Shimizu;T. Ushikubo;Dapeng Zhao;M. Nakagawa;S. Yoshimura
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综合性期刊3区
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作者:
T. Kuritani;Q. Xia;J. Kimura;Jia Liu;K. Shimizu;T. Ushikubo;Dapeng Zhao;M. Nakagawa;S. Yoshimura

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Magmatism at some intraplate volcanoes and large igneous provinces (LIPs) in continental areas may originate from hydrous mantle upwelling (i.e. a plume) from the mantle transition zone (MTZ) at 410–660 km depths in the Earth’s deep interior. However, the ultimate origin of the magmatism, i.e. why mantle plumes could have been generated at the MTZ, remains unclear. Here, we study the buoyancy of a plume by investigating basalts from the Changbaishan volcano, beneath which a mantle plume from the hydrous MTZ is observed via seismology. Based on carefully determined water contents of the basalts, the potential temperature of the source mantle is estimated to be 1310–1400 °C, which is within the range of the normal upper mantle temperature. This observation suggests that the mantle plume did not have a significant excess heat, and that the plume upwelled because of buoyancy resulting from water supplied from the Pacific slab in the MTZ. Such a hydrous mantle plume can account for the formation of extremely hydrous LIP magmatism. The water was originally sourced from a stagnant slab and stored in the MTZ, and then upwelled irrespective of the presence or absence of a deep thermal plume.