Along-axis variations in seafloor spreading in the MARK area

Jeffrey A. Karson(Syracuse University), Margaret Sulanowska(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), G. P. Klinkhammer(Oregon State University), Martin R. Palmer(University of Southampton), Susan E. Humphris(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), Alec T. Winters(Duke University), R. A. Pockalny(University of Rhode Island), Jennifer Brown(Duke University), Rosamond J. Kinzler(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), W. B. Bryan(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), G. Thompson(Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution), John M. Edmond(Planetary Science Institute), A. C. Campbell(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), John Casey(University of Houston)
Nature
August 1, 1987
10.1038/328681a0
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