Lost City Expedition 2005

Lost City Expedition 2005. Serpentinites form when seawater reacts with peridotite - rocks that form the Earth’s mantle and have been brought up to the seafloor by tectonic processes. This is a sample of a serpentinite recovered from the Atlantis Massif. Thin fractures in the serpentinite are filled with calcium carbonate. Sample is 16cm wide.

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Author: G. Fruh-Green./ NOAA

License: Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Public domain)

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