论文信息 - Magnetic Anomalies over a Young Oceanic Ridge off Vancouver Island

Magnetic Anomalies over a Young Oceanic Ridge off Vancouver Island

The recent speculation that the magnetic anomalies observed over oceanic ridges might be explained in terms of ocean-floor spreading and periodic reversals of the earth's magnetic field may now be reexamined in the light of suggested reversals during the past 4 million years and the newly described Juan de Fuca Ridge.

J. Tuzo Wilson | F. J. Vine | J. Wilson | F. Vine

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