Paleomagnetism of Hawaiian Lava Fows
Paleomagnetism of Hawaiian Lava Fows
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夏威夷熔岩流的古地磁学
DOI:
10.1029/jz070i014p03377
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发表时间:
1965
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通讯作者:
A. Cox
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作者:
R. Doell;A. Cox
Paleomagnetic studies of lavas from the island of Hawaii have established the following: (1) All lavas now exposed on the island are less than 1 million years old (Pleistocene). (2) The present absence of nondipole field components in the central Pacific area is a relatively permanent feature, having lasted at least several hundred thousand years. (3) During the last million years, the main dipole field has wobbled, with periods up to 105 years and with amplitudes greater than 15°. (4) The average orientation of the main dipole field during the last 1 million years was displaced 5° from the present rotation axis.