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- 作者：Michael Berk ; Felicity Ng ; Olivia Dean ; Seetal Dodd ; Ashley I. Bush
- 关键词：refraction seismology ; Central Volcanic Region ; calderas ; New Zealand tectonics ; continental back-arc ; andesite arc ; gravity anomalies
- 刊名：Trends in Pharmacological Sciences
- 出版年：2008
- 出版时间：July 2008
- 年：2008
- 卷：29
- 期：7
- 页码：346-351
- 全文大小：461 K
文摘
Hidden beneath the ~ 2 km thick low-velocity volcaniclastics on the western margin of the Central Volcanic Region, North Island, New Zealand, are two structures that represent the early history of volcanic activity in a continental back-arc. These ~ 20 × 20 km structures, at Tokoroa and Mangakino, form an adjacent gravity high and low, respectively. Interpretations from seismic refraction arrivals and gravity modelling indicate the − 65 mgal Mangakino residual gravity anomaly can be modelled, in part, by two low-density bodies that reach depths of ~ 6.5 km, whereas the Tokoroa gravity anomaly is due to a higher density rock coming, at most, to within ~ 650 m of the surface. The Mangakino anomaly is interpreted to be due to the remnants of magma chambers that fed large ignimbrite eruptions from about 1.2 Ma. An andesite volcano or complex volcanic structure is the preferred interpretation for the Tokoroa gravity high. The size of the putative volcanic structure is comparable to the presently active Tongariro Volcanic Complex in the centre of North Island.