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           Ridge,  28  (figure),  depth  of,  90-92,  262,270  at  passive  continental  margins,   M   discovery  of,  73  251,  253,  267  164  (figure)   11,20  Magma,  of  mid-ocean  ridges,  268  Mathematical  symbols,  abbrevia-   properties  of,  classification  and  ranges,  259,  274  of  mountain  tions,  343   345  of  passive  continental  margins,  (table)   192   191,  Mercalli  Scale,   flow  and,  39   heat   267   16,  (lower  mantle),  Mesosphere  hotspots  and, 29




           Fuca   92,95  (figure),   175   D.,   Kelvin,  W..  312-13   L.,   Lame’s  constant,  49   velocity  changes,   Latitude,  227,  228   161,  348   191  Left-lateral  strike-slip  faults,   Lesser  Antilles,  272   175,  Limestone,  51/319  (table)   17,   16,   15,   See  alyo   asthenosphere   tectonics   Plate   14   description  of,   earthquakes  and,   204,  205   flow  and,  39  propertics  of,  215-17   subduction  Lithosphere/asthenosphere   boundary,   continental
           Juan  de   K   Karner,  G.   Keweenawan   Klemperer,  S.   Krakatau,  34   L   Lateral   Lateral   152   Lava,  35,   Lay. T.,   Lillie,  R.  J.,   Liquids,   Lithosphere.   defined,   heat   in   at   at   at   267   at   Lithospheric   Lithospheric   Local   Local   Long-path   Love   Lower  crust,   214



           148                                           123.        units,
           144-46,   149  (figure)   104   162   ridges,  (focus)  of  earthquakes,   100,  215,  344-49   properties  of,   Ridge,  25   (figure),  215   177   118-22,   189,   focus  carthquakes,   (figure),  204,  205   of   Standard   (SI)  geophysical  properties  in,  338-40   (figure),   115   law,  225   168   isostasy   isostatic  Local   175

           Hummocky  surfaces,   (figure),   Hydrophones,  53,  Hydrostatic  pressure,238  Hyperbolic  reflection  events  defining  top  of  oceanic  crust,   171   167,   at  mid-ocean   Hp   l   I   Iceland.  34   Igneous  rocks,   classification  and   345   description  of,  346  magnetization  of,  296,  298   (figure)  thermal  conductivity  of,  319   (table)   volcanism  and,  32  Incompressibility,  47,  48   India,  35   Ocean  Indian  Induced  magnetization,  290,  292.










           Gravitational  attraction.  4  12,  20,  38,  223-37.  See  also  Gravity  anomalies:  Gravity   absolute,  234,  235,  236   measurement  of,  234-37   observed,  226,  228,  234   tectonic  settings  and,  260-76  theoretical,  226-27,  228,  233  Gravity  anomalies,  8  (figure),   Bouguer  225-34.  See  also  gravity  anomaly;  Free  air   gravity  anomaly  from  bodies  with  simple  geome-   isostasy   local   from   magnetic  anomalies  compared  with,  296,  297  (


       Index       defined,  223   modeling  of,  244-59   relative,  234,  235-37   tries,  244-51   deviations   and,  272-76   for  regions  in   (figure)   Gravity  anomaly   (figure),  285   Groundroll.  See   T.   waves   defined,  311   178,  237   gravity  anomalies   162-63   (figure),  34-36   Hubbard,  S.  S.,   Humayon,  M.


       356   Gravity,   field   *                  Gravity   Greenland,   Green   Grow,  J.,  167   of   Gulf   H   Hague,  A.,   Halite,  291   Harris,  L.  D.,   Hawaiian   Heat   across   plate   Heat   Heat   Heat   Herman,  A.,   204   Himalayan   Hindu   Hooke'’s   Horsts,  24
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