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Sample collected from dredge station 70-B49, at a depth near 1,600 m, located on the insular slope forming the western end of the 2,200-km-long Aleutian Ridge.

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300 km

200 mi

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Samples:

70-B49

References Cited

[1] Episodic Aleutian Ridge igneous activity: implications of Miocene and younger submarine volcanism west of Buldir Island, 1976

Scholl, D. W., Marlow, M. S., MacLeod, N. S., and Buffington, E. C., 1976, Episodic Aleutian Ridge igneous activity: implications of Miocene and younger submarine volcanism west of Buldir Island: Geological Society of America Bulletin, v. 87, n. 4, p. 547-554.

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