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79:, Boa Vista, Nola and Senghor. The third and fourth are named after explorers of Cape Verde, the other, the founding father of Senegal. The highest point is 2,220 meters below sea level and the deepest is in the range of over 3,000 meters deep. In the east end of the rise is the Dakar Canyon. It ranges between the 14 and the 22Β° parallels north and is 900 km long. Near the rise is the westernmost point in Africa, 178:) of the Northern Hemisphere. Humpback whales migrate annually from the North Sea to winter around Cape Verde from January to mid-May. The humpback whale population became limited due to severe overfishing during the 19th century and, although the total North Atlantic population of humpbacks had rebounded to more than 10,000 individuals by 1993, the Cape Verde population remained uncertain as of 2009. 20: 51: 140:
and the ODP 659. At the DSDP 368 location which was drilled 985 meters deep, it is divided into three units, the first unit composes of marls and oozes, the second composes of turbidites and the third composes of black shales, they lie above pelagic limestones and the oceanic crust. In that area
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era in the area what is now the east of the rise, around 131 to 128 million years ago, the seamounts of Maio and Santiago were formed, at the time they were closer to the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. The spreading rate was slow and moved a centimeter a year.
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In the waters above the rise, eighteen species of whales and dolphins have been recorded in the waters of the Cape Verde archipelago. The area is cited as one of two known breeding grounds for the humpback whale
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In the rise there are 13 smaller fracture zones, three extends as far as the Cape Verde Basin and another extends north into the Canary Basin and within the Canary Islands.
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Nola Seamount may be the tallest seamount within Cape Verde with its elevation ranging from 60–70 meters deep, and probably the Cape Verde Rise.
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to the south. Numerous seamounts are located in the rise including the Cape Verde (or Cabo Verde) (Latin: sometimes as
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Between 15 and 7 million years ago, they were volcanically active. Its only volcanic activities in the basin are in
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A seismological investigation of the Fogo volcano, Cape Verde Islands: Preliminary results
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to the north and the Equatorial Atlantic Current around the south of the rise.
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Molluscs (Mollusks) in the deep waters within the Cape Verde islands include
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and the Cadamosto Seamount. Brava's last eruption was in the Holocene era.
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Over 1,500 km west of the rise are two fracture zones located at the
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are five basaltic sills. DSDP 368 is east of the island of Boa Vista.
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and the areas north and east of the islands and west of the African
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Mitchell, J. G.; Le Bas, M.J.; Zielonka, J.; Furnes, H. (1983).
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The oldest rocks dates back to 155 million years ago during the
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Map of the Atlantic Ocean featuring the Cape Verde Rise
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Fracture zones across the Cape Verde Rise, NE Atlantic
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On dating the magmatism of Maio, Cape Verde Islands
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Description of the Cape Verde Rise at DSDP 368 area
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Index


Cape Verde Islands
Continental Shelf
Mauritania
Senegal

Canary Basin
Cape Verde Basin
Cadamosto
Cap-Vert
Canary (or Canarian) Current
Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Kane
Fifteen-Twenty
Jacksonville
Deep Sea Drilling Project
Ocean Drilling Program
DSDP 368
Kimmeridgian
Fogo
Brava
Tiberia apicifusca
"Recent data on whales and dolphins (Mammalia: Cetacea) from the Cape Verde Islands, including records of four taxa new to the ar chipelago"
ISSN
2074-5737


"Seasonality of humpback whale Megaptera novaeangliae (Borowski, 1781) records in Cape Verde seas: eviden ce for the occurrence of stocks from both hemispheres?"
ISSN
2074-5737

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