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Geophysical investigations of a seamount 150 miles north of Madeira
An elongated seamount rising to 678 fathoms was surveyed by echo-sounding, dredging, photography, magnetic and seismic methods, the results of which are described. The feature appears to be the result of volcanic extrusion along a fault running obliquely across a broad rise.