Science · 1966 · 69 citations · 7 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeologyMarine GeologySedimentologyStratigraphyDeep-marine SedimentationSedimentary RocksSubsidence
Algal calcarenites, Neocomian to Aptian in age, dredged from 3000 to 5000-meter depth on Blake Escarpment, are the oldest rocks yet obtained from deep-sea outcrops. Five thousand meters of post-Aptian subsidence of the Blake Plateau is thus established. Aptian-Albian calcilutites obtained from depths of less than 3000 meters mark the establishment of an offshore environment.
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