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Adria Microplate Structure and its Geodynamic History Since Early Mesozoic
Despite decades of extensive research, the precise lithospheric architecture and evolutionary trajectory of the Adria microplate, sandwiched between the converging Eurasian and African plates, remain subjects of intense geological debate. Although numerous paleotectonic models have been proposed over the last 100 years, the crustal evolution and ...Jaume Vergés +9 more
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The Central Mediterranean region is characterized by a wide diversity of geodynamic processes in the context of the long-term plate convergence between Africa and Eurasia during the entire Alpine Cycle. The Adria microplate, deformed amid the two major converging plates of Africa and Eurasia, results in a key piece for the reconstruction of this ...
Ivone Jiménez Munt +10 more
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2006
Adria is the largest lithospheric fragment in the Central Mediterranean region that has played a key role in the development of the surrounding mountain chains (Dinarides, Suuthern Alps, Apennines). Earlier available paleomagnetic data were suitable to characterize the displacment of Adria in a very general way and were not sufficient to supply ...
Moro, Alan, Ćosović, Vlasta
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Adria is the largest lithospheric fragment in the Central Mediterranean region that has played a key role in the development of the surrounding mountain chains (Dinarides, Suuthern Alps, Apennines). Earlier available paleomagnetic data were suitable to characterize the displacment of Adria in a very general way and were not sufficient to supply ...
Moro, Alan, Ćosović, Vlasta
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2010
We analyze a joint regional network of ~100 GPS sites spanning across the eastern margin of the Adriatic from Italy to southern Croatia, and covering the geodynamic units of the Southern Alps, the Adriatic microplate proper (Istria), the Dinarides, the Eastern Alps and the Pannonian Basin.
Vrabec, Marko +6 more
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We analyze a joint regional network of ~100 GPS sites spanning across the eastern margin of the Adriatic from Italy to southern Croatia, and covering the geodynamic units of the Southern Alps, the Adriatic microplate proper (Istria), the Dinarides, the Eastern Alps and the Pannonian Basin.
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth
AbstractTectonic plate motions feed the earthquake cycle—a process whereby stress along crustal faults slowly increases over decade– or century–long periods, to then suddenly drop during earthquakes. Steadiness of plate motions during such cycles has long been a central tenet in models of earthquake genesis and of faults seismic potential, and can be ...
Giampiero Iaffaldano, William K. Kalum
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AbstractTectonic plate motions feed the earthquake cycle—a process whereby stress along crustal faults slowly increases over decade– or century–long periods, to then suddenly drop during earthquakes. Steadiness of plate motions during such cycles has long been a central tenet in models of earthquake genesis and of faults seismic potential, and can be ...
Giampiero Iaffaldano, William K. Kalum
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Tectonique active à la jonction Alpes-Dinarides : morphologie quantitative, cinématique des failles et implications pour la géodynamique de la microplaque Adriatique Au Nord-Est de la microplaque Adriatique la jonction Alpes-Dinarides représente une région clé pour comprendre les interactions entre la microplaque et l’Europe stable ...
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Is Adria a Promontory or Does It Exist as an Independent Microplate?
2001Altiner, Yüksel +5 more
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