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Osbourn Seamount

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beneath the Tonga forearc. This implies that the subduction of the volcanoes compared to normal sediment has a significant impact in terms of normal relief of stress but it is unclear if the subducted volcanoes relieve it as suggested by some or increase it. Further the change in trend if the subducted Louisville chain compared to present is backed up by compositional analysis of recent arc volcanism as the volcanics from the Louisville chain are recycled. The Osbourn Seamount is the same age as the
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2 km (1.2 mi) north-west of the Osbourn Seamount has been interpreted as the currently subducting portion of the Louisville chain, but this continuation is not aligned with the existent chain. Whatever the area of subduction of the Louisville chain is associated with a relative seismic gap
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because of the oblique angle between the trench and the Louisville chain. This further shortens the seamount's lifespan. The flat top of the seamount is currently tilting down toward the trench because the seamount is sitting on the edge of the trench where the Australian Plate is being bent by
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Hawkins, J. W.; Lonsdale, P. F.; Batiza, R. (1987). "Petrologic Evolution of the Louisville Seamount Chain". In Keating, B. H.; Fryer, P.; Batiza, R.; Boehlert, G. W. (eds.).
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trenches once it is carried into the trenches by the ongoing plate motion. The trench-chain collision zone is moving southward at a rate of 200 km (120 mi)/
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Koppers, Anthony A. P.; Gowen, Molly D.; Colwell, Lauren E.; Gee, Jeffrey S.; Lonsdale, Peter F.; Mahoney, John J.; Duncan, Robert A. (December 2011).
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Timm, C.; Bassett, D.; Graham, I. J.; Leybourne, M. I.; De Ronde, C. E.; Woodhead, J.; Layton-Matthews, D.; Watts, A. B. (2013).
698: 238:, and a clockwise bend in the Louisville chain near Osbourn is similar to the Detroit-Meiji bend in the Hawaii–Emperor chain. 693: 688: 647: 404:"Seismic velocity structure and deformation due to the collision of the Louisville Ridge with the Tonga-Kermadec Trench" 83: 683: 640: 523:. Geophysical Monograph Series. Vol. 43. Washington, D. C.: American Geophysical Union. pp. 235–254. 90: 274:"New 40Ar/39Ar age progression for the Louisville hot spot trail and implications for inter-hot spot motion" 199: 556:"Louisville seamount subduction and its implication on mantle flow beneath the central Tonga–Kermadec arc" 127: 402:
Stratford, W.; Peirce, C.; Paulatto, M.; Funnell, M.; Watts, A. B.; Grevemeyer, I.; Bassett, D. (2015).
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which is currently located 4,300 km (2,700 mi) away near the
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The westernmost and oldest unsubducted seamount of the Louisville Ridge
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This article about a specific oceanic location or ocean current is a
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Garcia-Castellanos, D.; Torne, M.; Fernandez, M. (2000).
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Index

Tonga Trench § Capricorn Seamount
Osbourn Seamount is located in Pacific Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Coordinates
26°S 175°W / 26°S 175°W / -26; -175
Type
Guyot
arc
chain
Louisville Ridge
Age of rock
seamount
Pacific Ocean
unsubducted
Louisville Ridge
Louisville hotspot
Pacific-Antarctic Ridge
subduction
Tonga
Kermadec
Detroit Seamount
Hawaii–Emperor seamount chain
Timm et al. 2013
"New 40Ar/39Ar age progression for the Louisville hot spot trail and implications for inter-hot spot motion"
Bibcode
2011GGG....12.AM02K
doi
10.1029/2011gc003804
ISSN

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