Geological region
North Atlantic Igneous Province
A volcanic rifted margin province spanning the northern Atlantic, cited by the USGS magmatic nickel model as an example of a large igneous province of that kind rather than a continental flood basalt.
Classification
- region kind
- largeIgneousProvince
- domain realm
- multiple
How this record is known
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- Cited as the accepted position of the discipline.
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EstablishedNamed as an example of a large igneous province; nothing further is sourced.
The North Atlantic Igneous Province is named by the USGS magmatic nickel model as a volcanic rifted margin, distinguished by the model from the continental flood basalts among its examples of large igneous provinces. Lithoen has retrieved nothing further about it: no extent, no dates, no volume, and no account of its origin.
- precision note: A record that exists to hold a name in its correct class. It carries no geometry and no history, because Lithoen has read no source that supplies either.
Evidence support: Supported by the cited evidence · one source
Evidence: Schulz 2014 · Primary authority
Record last updated 2026-09-07. Corrections follow the published corrections policy; superseded claims are retained, never silently edited.