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Remnants of the Farallon plate have remained stable inside the Earth's mantle
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Multiple seismic tomography and waveform inversion studies confirm that remnants of the subducted Farallon plate persist deep within the Earth's mantle, including the lower mantle and near the core-mantle boundary.

Evidence for · 4
2007 · cited by 78
Tomographic and plate motion models associate fast seismic anomalies in the lower mantle with the subducted Farallon plate.
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The retrieved papers consistently use seismic tomography and waveform inversions to image subducted Farallon plate material in the lower mantle and deep interior, supporting the claim with multiple independent lines of evidence and no dissenting sources.

More for · 3
2017 · cited by 9
Seismic waveform inversions reveal high-velocity slab-like anomalies in the lower mantle beneath the U.S. linked to the Farallon plate.
2020 · cited by 5
Seismic models identify the Farallon anomaly dominating the transition zone and uppermost lower mantle.
2017 · cited by 2
Seismic waveform inversions image paleoslabs just above the core-mantle boundary beneath Central America and the Caribbean, interpreted as long-subducted Farallon plate remnants.
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