It leaves
through subduction zones, mainly as carbonates, which are heated through the volcanic process and returned to the system as CO2, thus completing the cycle.
This occurs mainly
through subduction zones into the Earth's mantle, as carbonates.
Not exact matches
SASMEX tracks seismicity in the
subduction zone through 97 seismic monitoring stations.
For example, waves move slower when passing
through hot magma, such as mantle plumes and hotspots, than they do when passing
through colder
subduction zones, locations where one tectonic plate slides beneath another.
Kattenhorn and Prockter saw ice volcanoes on the overriding plate, possibly formed
through melting and absorption of the slab as it dove below the surface, and a lack of mountains at the
subduction zone, implying material was pushed into the interior rather than crumpled up as the two plates mashed against each other.
[4] The ocean's influence extends even to the composition of volcanic rocks
through seafloor metamorphism, as well as to that of volcanic gases and magmas created at
subduction zones.