Styles and productivity of mud diapirism along the Middle American Margin, Part I: Margin evolution, segmentation, dewatering and mud diapirism

Styles and productivity of mud diapirism along the Middle American Margin, Part I: Margin evolution, segmentation, dewatering and mud diapirism
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中美洲边缘泥底辟作用的类型和生产力,第一部分:边缘演化、分割、脱水和泥底辟作用

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2005
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E. Suess
E. Suess
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T. Moerz;A. Kopf;W. Brueckmann;H. Sahling;N. Fekete;V. Huehnerbach;D. Masson;D. Hepp;E. Suess

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Mud diapirism is a common phenomenon of accretionary convergent margins but less common in erosive margins. Fluid venting associated with mud diapirism is of importance for the dewatering of the forearc and the resulting devolatilisation of the entire subduction zone. The margin offshore Costa Rica is today interpreted as erosive and subdivided into two major structural domains on grounds of the roughness of the downgoing plate: a smooth domain in the north where normal oceanic crust originating at the East Pacific Rise, and a rough southern domain where the margin is uplifted and fractured by the collision of the Cocos Ridge and numerous adjacent volcanic seamounts. These structural differences are reflected in differences in the output at the volcanic arc, dewatering mechanisms, and the abundance and geometry of mud mounds in the forearc. Diapiric mud mound occurrences in the smooth domain are most abundant in the middle and upper slope and apparently do not correlate with the maximum of compactional water release of the incoming sedimentary sequence. We invoke rapid changes in sedimentation rate and addition of accommodation space due to extensional faulting of the wedge to explain the observed mound distribution.