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caldera, while hydrothermal vent deposits are found throughout the edifice. The vents around the horseshoe-shaped caldera may coincide with the margins of the caldera and thus are structurally controlled. Recent hydrothermal deposits around the summit, which was eroded during low sea level, indicate hydrothermal activity during the
727:-containing crusts and nodules occur on Palinuro, which probably formed under hydrothermal influence after a transition from high (which emplaced the sulfides) to low temperature hydrothermal activity. They are often found in spatial coincidence with sulfidic deposits which form chimneys. The crusts and nodules contain 354:
that Palinuro seamount formed on may be the northern margin of the Calabrian subduction zone ("subduction-transform edge propagator") and continues through Glabro, Enotrio and Ovidio seamounts and then on land as the Cetraro-Rossano Line. This lineament also appears to separate a tectonically stable
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The seamount is about 3 km (1.9 mi) high. It has a 50 km (31 mi)-70 km (43 mi) long and 25 km (16 mi) wide east-west elongated shape. It is asymmetric, with the northern slopes less steep as they descend to 1,800 m (5,900 ft) depth than the southern
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and lead and silver containing sulfosalts. The sulfide deposits typically have a gel-like appearance and contain bacterial fossils, implying that microbial activity played a major role in their development. They occur in several metres thick deposits, often buried by sediments and in proximity to
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emissions have been found at Palinuro, which form small chimneys, stained rocks, spires reaching 30 cm (12 in) height and warm (>60 Â°C (140 Â°F)) muds with sulfide-sulfate deposits. The hydrothermal vents are found on the western side of Palinuro, around the horseshoe-shaped
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4 km (2.5 mi) wide sediment-filled caldera at the western end of the volcano. On the eastern end of Palinuro lies another potential caldera, also filled with sediment, as well as an uneroded crater. In the central area of Palinuro, but still within the eastern sector, lies the summit
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Hilpold, Andreas; Schönswetter, Peter; Susanna, Alfonso; Garcia-Jacas, NĂșria; Vilatersana, Roser (April 2011). "Evolution of the central Mediterranean Centaurea cineraria group (Asteraceae): Evidence for relatively recent, allopatric diversification following transoceanic seed dispersal".
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18,000-20,000 years ago, and seismicity and hydrothermal activity - which tend to weaken volcanic edifices - could contribute to future collapses on the volcano. Some collapse scenarios could generate waves several metres high that would impact Sicily and Campania.
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Palinuro was active between 800,000 and 300,000 years ago. The growth of the seamount was probably protracted and complex and there appears to be a clear distinction between the eastern and western sectors of Palinuro, and the eastern half may be still active.
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2,500 m (8,200 ft) wide. The smaller of which rises to 80 m (260 ft)-70 m (230 ft) depth below sea level; it is the shallowest point of Palinuro. The flat-topped cones formed through erosion and feature
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coast. Seismicity at low depths, perhaps linked to hydrothermal activity, has also been recorded. Microearthquakes between 10–16 km (6.2–9.9 mi) depth may mark a melt storage zone.
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and calcareous worm tubes have been dredged from Palinuro. When it was an emergent island during cold periods, Palinuro may have formed a stepping stone for plants. It still reaches into the
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Ligi, Marco; Cocchi, Luca; Bortoluzzi, Giovanni; D’Oriano, Filippo; Muccini, Filippo; Caratori Tontini, Fabio; de Ronde, Cornel E. J.; Carmisciano, Cosmo (1 December 2014).
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northern domain of Italy from a slowly uplifting southern domain. A second, northeastward trending lineament continues on land as the Palinuro-Sant' Arcangelo lineament.
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Passaro, Salvatore; Milano, Girolamo; D'Isanto, Claudio; Ruggieri, Stefano; Tonielli, Renato; Bruno, Pier Paolo; Sprovieri, Mario; Marsella, Ennio (15 February 2010).
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Angiolillo, Michela; La Mesa, Gabriele; Giusti, Michela; Salvati, Eva; Di Lorenzo, Bianca; Rossi, Lorenzo; Canese, Simonepietro; Tunesi, Leonardo (1 September 2021).
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29 km (18 mi) east of Palinuro. The Palinuro seamount is one of the largest in the Tyrrhenian Sea and is also known as Palinuro-Strabo seamount.
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Ladenberger, Anna; Demetriades, Alecos; Reimann, Clemens; Birke, Manfred; Sadeghi, Martiya; UhlbÀck, Jo; Andersson, Madelen; Jonsson, Erik (1 July 2015).
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behind the eastward-shifting Ionian subduction, and is a complex geodynamic system. It features several volcanoes, including the Aeolian Islands
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Gallotti, G.; Passaro, S.; Armigliato, A.; Zaniboni, F.; Pagnoni, G.; Wang, L.; Sacchi, M.; Tinti, S.; Ligi, M.; Ventura, G. (15 October 2020).
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are potential sources for metals, both base and precious, and have thus drawn scientific attention. Other reported minerals at Palinuro are
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Marani, MP; Gamberi, F (2004). "Distribuzione e natura della morfologia del vulcanismo sottomarino nel Mar Tirreno: l'arco e retro-arco".
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Milano, G.; Passaro, S.; Sprovieri, M. (December 2012). "Present-day knowledge on the Palinuro Seamount (south-eastern Tyrrhenian Sea)".
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volcano, which killed 437 people. Palinuro seamount shows evidence of past instability - including collapses that post-date the
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Innangi, Sara; Passaro, Salvatore; Tonielli, Renato; Milano, Girolamo; Ventura, Guido; Tamburrino, Stella (19 October 2016).
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Fanelli, Emanuela; Delbono, Ivana; Ivaldi, Roberta; Pratellesi, Marta; Cocito, Silvia; Peirano, Andrea (October 2017).
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Safipour, Roxana; Hölz, Sebastian; Halbach, Jesse; Jegen, Marion; Petersen, Sven; Swidinsky, Andrei (6 October 2017).
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FS METEOR Fahrtbericht / Cruise Report M73/2 Shallow drilling of hydrothermal sites in the Tyrrhenian Sea (PALINDRILL)
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analysis indicates that fresh lavas occur in the eastern half of Palinuro while the western half shows evidence of
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Passaro, Salvatore; Milano, Girolamo; Sprovieri, Mario; Ruggieri, Stefano; Marsella, Ennio (15 February 2011).
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have not identified substantial hydrothermal vent-associated communities. Italy has declared Palinuro a
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Drilling of Submarine Shallow-water Hydrothermal Systems in Volcanic Arcs of the Tyrrhenian Sea, Italy
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below the northern margin of the Calabrian subduction zone, and from underneath the descending Ionian
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and has been modified by erosion and renewed volcanism at its rim. To its west is another potential,
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The seamount may be located at the margin between the oceanic Marsili basin to the south, and the
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Cocchi, Luca; Passaro, Salvatore; Tontini, Fabio Caratori; Ventura, Guido (13 November 2017).
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Siani, Giuseppe; Sulpizio, Roberto; Paterne, Martine; Sbrana, Alessandro (1 December 2004).
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and on land in Italy, has been interpreted to come from Palinuro. It has been dated to 8040
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live there as well. Lower on the slopes algae become rarer and sponges more frequent, and
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generated by the Ionian subduction, the Marsili Seamount that appears to have formed on a
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complete the fauna of Palinuro. There are traces of human disturbances such as abandoned
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Colantoni, P.; Lucchini, F.; Rossi, P. L.; Sartori, R.; Savelli, C. (1 January 1981).
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Rosli, Norliana; Leduc, Daniel; Rowden, Ashley A.; Probert, P. Keith (1 March 2018).
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along the seamount, especially on its southern flank, and of east-west trending
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activity takes place on Palinuro Seamount, which has led to the deposition of
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Aeolian arc, including coastline and depth contour lines for every 500 meters.
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From Seafloor to Deep Mantle: Architecture of the Tyrrhenian Backarc Basin
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Fuchs, Sebastian; Hannington, Mark D.; Petersen, Sven (1 August 2019).
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At least eight separate volcanoes make up Palinuro. A horseshoe shaped
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Eckhardt, J.-D.; Glasby, G. P.; Puchelt, H.; Berner, Z. (April 1997).
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Small hydrothermal deposits with the shape of chimneys are covered by
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Palinuro or its southeastern sector may still be active, as volcanic
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Atlas of the Mediterranean Seamounts and Seamount-like Structures
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Iyer, S. D.; Mehta, C. M.; Das, P.; Kalangutkar, N. G. (2012).
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lies about 30 km (19 mi) southwest from Palinuro and
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grow on Palinuro, the latter particularly around the summit.
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Hydrothermal activity is responsible for the deposition of
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region: Two flat-topped cones known as "Pjotr's cones",
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hazard. The volcanic activity may somehow relate to the
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is located in the western part of the seamount, and is
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Aquatic Conservation: Marine and Freshwater Ecosystems
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and volcanoes next to the seas can cause devastating
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8 km (5.0 mi) wide. It may be related to a
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Index

Palinuro

Palinuro is located in Italy
Tyrrhenian Sea
Tyrrhenian Sea
Coordinates
39°29â€Č04″N 14°49â€Č44″E / 39.48444°N 14.82889°E / 39.48444; 14.82889
seamount
Tyrrhenian Sea
Aeolian Islands
calderas
tephra
seismicity
tsunami
subduction
Ionian Sea
hydrothermal
sulfide deposits in the seafloor
ores
protected area
algae
deep water corals
Aeolian Islands
Tyrrhenian Sea
Marsili Seamount
Glabro Seamount
mass failures
faulting
caldera
sector collapse

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