New Guinea Trench

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The New Guinea Trench is a deep oceanic trench in the western Pacific Ocean formed by the subduction of the Caroline Plate beneath the New Guinea region.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Kilinailau Trench 1
New Guinea Trench canonical 1
West Melanesian Trench 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf oceanic trench
subduction zone feature
associatedTectonicPlate Australian Plate
Caroline Plate
Pacific Plate
formedBy convergent plate boundary processes
subduction of the Caroline Plate
formedIn Cenozoic
surface form: Cenozoic era
geologicalProcess subduction
hasBiodiversity deep-sea fauna
hasEnvironment abyssal zone
hadal zone
hasGeologicalHazard earthquakes
tsunami potential
hasResearchMethod bathymetric surveying
seismic profiling
isBelow sea level
isTypeOf linear oceanic depression
locatedIn Pacific Ocean
western Pacific Ocean
locatedOffCoastOf New Guinea
near Bougainville volcanic arc
surface form: New Guinea island arc
partOf Pacific Ring of Fire
Southwest Pacific tectonic system
seafloorFeatureType deep-sea trench
subjectOfStudy marine geology
oceanography
plate tectonics
tectonicSetting convergent margin
island arc–trench system

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Caroline Plate boundedBy New Guinea Trench
Caroline Plate boundedBy New Guinea Trench
this entity surface form: Kilinailau Trench
Caroline Plate boundedBy New Guinea Trench
this entity surface form: West Melanesian Trench