The Gilbert/Gauss sedimentary geomagnetic reversal record from southern Sicily

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Geomagnetism, Magnetic Field Inversions, Magnetization, Paleomagnetism, Remanence, Sedimentary Rocks, Declination, Demagnetization, Inclination, Magnetite, Sicily

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A detailed paleomagnetic record-of the Gilbert/Gauss reversed boundary in deep sea marls from southern Sicily shows that the remanence characterizing the reversal is carried by a high temperature magnetite component. A low-temperature component, is intermediate between the high temperature component and a present-day overprint, suggesting that it is obscured by weathering. The actual reversal record is clearly affected by filtering caused by early diagenetic acquisition of a chemical remanent magnetization (CRM). Intermediate VGPs show a general confinement to a longitude over the Americas. More specifically, they are restricted to two clusters, a less distinct one off SE South America, and a very prominent one near NE North America. The remarkable coincidence with two 'Hoffmann clusters' suggests that even a CRM acquisition later cannot entirely obscure long-lived transitional features.

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