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Abstract
There are five tectonomagmatic stages in the evolution of Magellan Seamount guyots: 1, Late Jurassic–Early Cretaceous (Earliest Cretaceous, ∼160–140 (?) Ma); 2, Early Cretaceous (Late Barremian (?)–Aptian–Albian, ∼127–96 Ma); 3, Late Cretaceous (Late Cenomanian (?)–Turonian–Early Campanian, ∼95–76 Ma); 4, Late Cretaceous (Late Campanian–Maastrichian, ∼74.5–66.0 Ma); 5, Cenozoic, 66–0 Ma. Each of the tectonomagmatic stages corresponds to a specific age complex of volcanic rocks of the Magellan Seamounts. Tectonomagmatic stages have different durations and played different roles in the evolution and formation of the modern structure of Magellan Seamount guyots. Each of the tectonomagmatic stages characterizes a specific geomorphological space of guyots (base, main part of the structure, small complicating overprinted second-order structures). In general, the tectonomagmatic stages in the evolution of the Magellan Seamounts agree well with the stages of the evolution of some other regions of the Pacific Ocean and correspond to the earlier established periods of their tectonomagmatic activation.
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Russian Journal of Pacific Geology publishes the results of research on the Earth crust and mantle composition and provides articles on the geological structure and patterns of distribution of mineral deposits in the Pacific Ocean, marginal seas and continental margins. It discusses the topics of stratigraphy, sedimentology, magmatic activity, and seismicity. The journal deals with the problems of lithosphere plates tectonics, and offers the results of neotectonic, geomorphological, geodesic, environmental and mining studies in the Pacific region. The journal accepts theoretical, methodical and philosophical articles covering general issues of geology, geophysics, geochemistry, geoecology and mining. The journal also publishes critical notes and comments, and reviews.