Reconciling plate-tectonic reconstructions of Alpine Tethys with the geological–geophysical record of spreading and subduction in the Alps [PDF]
accommodate this slab retreat in a very mobile fashion, while the continental core of the Adriatic microplate acted as a rigid indenter within the Alpine collisional zone.
Bousquet, Romain +9 more
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Abstract Bivalve mollusks are vital to coastal economies and food security, yet the impact of ocean warming and acidification on aquaculture remains unclear due to a lack of ground truth data on future production. Most experimental studies rely on short‐term, single‐factor experiments in stable and food‐unlimited environments, making it difficult to ...
Fabrice Pernet +7 more
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Tsunamis scenarios in the Adriatic Sea [PDF]
We calculated the expected impact on the Italian coast of the Adriatic Sea of a large set of tsunamis resulting from potential earthquakes generated by major fault zones.
Lorito, S. +5 more
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A comprehensive study, including geological mapping, structural and thermochronological analysis, has been carried out on Ivanščica Mountain (NW Croatia), with the aim to reconstruct the tectonic history of the Dinarides, Southern/Eastern Alps and ...
Matija Vukovski +6 more
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Abstract Low‐angle normal faults are a mechanical anomaly, hosting normal‐sense slip despite having a dip shallower than 30°, in contravention of Andersonian prediction. Slip on such faults has been attributed to overpressurized fluids or low‐friction minerals. An example of such a fault is the Altotiberina Fault (ATF) in central Italy. The ATF hanging
John N. Hooker +3 more
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Abstract The eastern Adriatic margin is composed by an Ocean‐Continent Transition lithosphere (OCT), resulting in the southwards along‐strike variation from collision to subduction. The Cephalonia‐Lefkada Transform Fault zone (CTF) is a right‐lateral strike‐slip fault system located above the OCT and associated to this kinematic transition.
Silvia Crosetto +6 more
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Lithospheric Structure of the Dinarides‐Adriatic Region From Ambient Noise Eikonal Tomography
Abstract The Dinarides, a mountain range along the eastern edge of the Adria microplate, is the focus of the ongoing extensive geophysical research due to its complex tectonic features and importance in the evolution of the central Mediterranean. There are numerous open questions about the interaction and movement of Adria in the last 20 Ma with ...
Tena Belinić Topić +2 more
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Fragmentation of the Adriatic Promontory: New Chronological Constraints From Neogene Shortening Rates Across the Southern Alps (NE Italy) [PDF]
International audienceKey-points Folded alluvial surfaces and balanced cross-section constrain post-LGM and Neogene shortening-rates Decrease in shortening-rate and change in compression direction are inferred at 1-2 Ma Kinematic reorganization is best ...
Moulin, Adrien +3 more
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Volcano-sedimentary-evaporitic rocks from an aborted Triassic rift and Cretaceous to Palaeogene Adriatic Carbonate Platform successions: OAEs, K–Pg boundary and the Palaeocene platform top (central Dalmatian islands, Croatia) [PDF]
The central Adriatic Vis archipelago was in 2019 recognized as a UNESCO Global Geopark. The islands are characterized by the oldest and the youngest rocks in the Adriatic, owing to salt tectonics that characterize the area.
Steuber, Thomas +4 more
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Crustal structure due to collisional and escape tectonics in the eastern Alps region based on profiles Alp01 and Alp02 from the ALP 2002 seismic experiment [PDF]
Alp01 and Alp02 are the longest profiles recorded during ALP 2002, a large international seismic refraction and wide-angle reflection experiment undertaken in the Eastern Alps in 2002. Alp01 crosses the Alpine orogen from north to south, thus providing a
Mariusz Majdański +24 more
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