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Protector Shoal

Protector Seamounts

Tipe
Medan gunung api
Ketinggian
55 m (bawah laut)
Letusan terakhir
1962
Tipe
Medan gunung api
Negara
Inggris Raya
Wilayah
Antarktika & Scotia / South Sandwich Volcanic Arc
Ketinggian
55 m (bawah laut)
Koordinat
-55.912, -28.167
Letusan terakhir
1962
Kondisi tektonik
Zona subduksi / Kerak samudra (< 15 km)
Bentuk lahan
Gugusan gunung api
Batuan utama
Riolit
Ringkasan geologi

The Protector Seamounts, located 30 km NW of Zavodovski Island, form the northernmost volcanic region of the South Sandwich volcanic arc. Bathymetry described by Leat et al. (2013) showed that Nimrod Bank forms the central point in the seamount chain. Protector Shoal, on the S end of the bank, is a broad, gently sloping cone that rises to within 55 m of the ocean surface. Large amounts of rhyolitic pumice, first detected by the Royal Navy Ice Patrol Vessel H.M.S. Protector, were ejected during its only recorded eruption in 1962 and formed an extensive pumice raft which drifted as far as New Zealand.

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Protector Shoal is the shallowest point of the Protector Seamounts, a group of submarine volcanoes in the Southern Ocean. They are part of the South Sandwich island arc, a volcanic arc that has given rise to the South Sandwich Islands. Protector Shoal reaches a depth of 55 metres (180 ft) below sea level and is part of a larger group of seamounts that formed atop a larger ridge. Some of these seamounts bear traces of sector collapses, and one is capped by nested calderas.

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1962~1962 · 1 letusan · VEI maks. 119621962196319631963

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  1. 1962VEI 1Teramati
    1962-03-05 – 1962-03-05

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