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, Un mégamullion, également appelé core comp … Un mégamullion, également appelé core complex océanique (de l'anglais oceanic core complex, par analogie avec les metamorphic core complexes à terre), est une structure géologique sous-marine caractérisée par un haut topographique en forme de dôme, constituée de roches plutoniques crustales (gabbros) et de roches mantelliques plus ou moins serpentinisées. Ce relief peut être long de 10 à 150 km, large de 5 à 15 km pour atteindre une hauteur de 500 à 1 500 m au-dessus du plancher océanique.à 1 500 m au-dessus du plancher océanique.
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