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Chapter 3 Lecture
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Measuring Bathymetry
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Echo Sounding Record
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Modern Bathymetry Measuring
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Sea Floor Mapping from Space
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Comparing Bathymetric Maps
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Seismic Reflection Profile
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Ocean Provinces
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Major Regions of the North Atlantic
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Passive and Active Continental Margins
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Passive Continental Margin Features
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Continental Shelf
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Continental Slope
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Submarine Canyons
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Turbidity Currents
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Continental Rise
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Atlantic Ocean Abyssal Plain
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Abyssal Plains from Suspension Settling
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Abyssal Plain Volcanic Peaks
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Abyssal Hill, Seamount, and Tablemount
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Ocean Trenches and Volcanic Arcs
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Island and Continental Arcs
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Pacific Ring of Fire
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North Atlantic Mid-Ocean Ridge
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Mid-Ocean Ridge Features
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Topography of Slow and Fast Spreading Centers
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Hydrothermal Vents
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Fracture Zones and Transform Faults
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Oceanic Islands
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New Volcanic Island Emerges
Description:
Explore the diverse marine provinces of Earth's oceans in this comprehensive 46-minute lecture. Dive into the methods of measuring bathymetry, including echo sounding and modern techniques like sea floor mapping from space. Examine various bathymetric maps and seismic reflection profiles to understand ocean topography. Learn about major ocean regions, focusing on the North Atlantic, and distinguish between passive and active continental margins. Investigate features of the ocean floor such as continental shelves, slopes, submarine canyons, and abyssal plains. Discover the formation of turbidity currents and their impact on underwater landscapes. Study volcanic structures like seamounts, tablemounts, and the Pacific Ring of Fire. Analyze the characteristics of mid-ocean ridges, including hydrothermal vents, fracture zones, and transform faults. Conclude with an exploration of oceanic islands and witness the emergence of new volcanic islands.

Marine Provinces

Sven Holbik
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