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Bookmark or Share- Lomonosov Ridge - SpringerLinkThe Lomonosov Ridge is situated between oceanic abyssal regions of the Eurasian Basin, on the one side, and the region of the Central Arctic Uplifts including the abyssal Makarov Basin – on the other. As its morphology and internal structure indicate, it consists of three distinct segments.
- Nations Claim Large Overlapping Sections of Arctic SeafloorLomonosov Ridge (white band in center) extends across the Arctic Ocean seafloor from Canada and Greenland (part of Denmark) (left) to Russia (right). All three states say they have rights to ...
- The rush to claim an undersea mountain range - BBCBut this is where you can find the Lomonosov Ridge, a vast mountain range running from the continental shelf of Siberia towards Greenland and Canada. The mountain range stretches for more than...
- Lomonosov Ridge | Arctic Ocean, Submarine Mountain, Russia - BritannicaLomonosov Ridge, major submarine ridge of the Arctic Ocean. The ridge is 1,100 miles (1,800 km) long. From Ellesmere Island on the continental shelf of North America, the ridge extends north to a point near the North Pole and then continues south to a point near the continental shelf of the New.
- Arctic Ocean Seafloor Map: Depth, Shelves, Basins, Ridges - Geology.comThe dominant topographic feature of the Arctic Ocean seafloor is the Lomonosov Ridge. This feature is thought to be part of the Eurasian continental crust that rifted from the Barents-Kara Sea margin and subsided in early Tertiary time (about 64 to 56 million years ago).
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