Where Is Aseismic Ridge?

Where Is Aseismic Ridge?

Where Can an Aseismic Ridge Be Found? An Aseismic Ridge can be found under the ocean. It may start at a point where there is volcanic activity on an island or seamount

seamount
Conical Seamount has a basal diameter of about 2.8 km and rises about 600 m above the seafloor to a water depth of 1050 m.
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on the ocean floor.

Which is an aseismic ridge?

Aseismic ridge, a long, linear and mountainous structure that crosses the basin floor of some oceans. ... Most aseismic ridges are constructed by volcanism from a hot spot and are composed of coalescing volcanoes of various sizes.

Where is the Ninetyeast Ridge submarine volcanic ridge located?

The Ninetyeast Ridge is an ∼5500 km long, north–south-oriented, submarine volcanic ridge in the eastern Indian Ocean that formed from magmatism associated with the deep-seated Kerguelen mantle plume as the Indian plate drifted rapidly northward during the Late Cretaceous.

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