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The 42 pages that link to Mid-Atlantic Ridge, each with the reason it gives.

• Atlantic OceanBroader topic: This ridge marks the Atlantic’s principal zone of seafloor creation and basin widening.

• Seafloor spreadingBroader topic: The ridge in Hess's original argument and the site of Project FAMOUS dives.

• Hydrothermal ventBroader topic: Its vents include the Lost City field, driven by water-rock reactions.

• Mid-ocean ridgeBroader topic: The ridge mapped by the Heezen–Tharp physiographic diagrams that made seafloor spreading plausible.

• EarthBroader topic: New oceanic crust forms along this spreading boundary.

• Tectonic plateBroader topic: It is a clear example of plates separating and creating oceanic crust.

• Divergent boundaryBroader topic: It is a classic slow-spreading ridge dividing the Atlantic seafloor.

• North Atlantic OceanBroader topic: Seafloor spreading along its northern sections continues to widen the ocean basin.

• Oceanic lithosphereBroader topic: It is a prominent site where young oceanic lithosphere is created.

• Marine geologyBroader topic: It displays seafloor spreading and the construction of new oceanic crust.

• Seafloor spreading hypothesisBroader topic: The type example where symmetric magnetic stripes were first matched across a ridge axis.