Draft:Princess Elizabeth Trough
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The Princess Elizabeth Trough (PET) is a narrow zone of deep water separating the southern end of the Kerguelen Plateau from Antarctica.[1] Geophysical data points to the Princess Elizabeth Trough as the sector in which the separation of India and Antarctica began.[1]
It is 350 kilometers wide with a depth of over 3,500 meters.[1] It is underlain by a thin oceanic crust layer. The PET is one of the only channels deep enough to connect the Australian-Antarctic Basin in the east to the Weddell-Enderby Basin in the west, providing a route of exchange for Antarctic bottom water.
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[edit]- ^ a b c Dubinin, E. P.; Shaikhullina, A. A.; Bulychev, A. A.; Leitchenkov, G. L.; Maksimova, A. A. (2020-07-01). "The Structure of the Tectonosphere in the Marginal Zones of the Kerguelen Plateau Based on Geological and Geophysical Data". Moscow University Geology Bulletin. 75 (4): 317–329. doi:10.3103/S0145875220040043. ISSN 1934-8436.