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Spatial and Temporal Variations in Crustal Structure in the Eurasian Basin
To understand the tectonic–magmatic history, crustal structure and crustal accretion mode of the Eurasian Basin in the Arctic, we calculated the crustal thickness, residual bathymetry (RB) and non-isostatic topography of the Eurasian Basin by using the ...
Lihong Zhao +6 more
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The crustal velocity structure in the South Yellow Sea (SYS) Basin is crucial for understanding the basin’s geological structure and evolution. OBS (ocean-bottom station) data from the OBS2013 line have been used to determine the crustal velocity ...
Fei Ma +7 more
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Gravity inversion constrained by OBS receiver function reveals crustal structure in Ryukyu Trench
The Ryukyu Trench is located in the northern Philippine Sea. The subduction of the Philippine Sea Plate to the Eurasia Plate along the Ryukyu Trench in the NNW direction leads to extremely complex tectonic processes such as subduction, collision ...
Tingwei Yang +16 more
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Numerous geophysical studies have revealed the lithospheric structure of the Qiangtang and the Songpan-Ganzi terranes in the eastern Tibetan Plateau. However, crust–mantle evolution and crustal response to the Indian lithospheric subduction are still ...
Songbai Xuan, Chongyang Shen
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Crustal architecture strongly influences the development and emplacement of mineral zones. In this study, we image the crustal structure beneath a metallogenic belt and its surroundings in the Bayankhongor area of central Mongolia.
Matthew J. Comeau +3 more
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Reference seismic crustal model of the Dinarides [PDF]
Continental collision zones are structurally one of the most heterogeneous areas intermixing various different units within a relatively small space. A good example of this is the Dinarides, a mountain chain situated in the central Mediterranean, where ...
K. Zailac +3 more
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A tectonic window into the upper 2,000 m of oceanic crust generated at the superfast spreading (∼142 mm/yr) southern East Pacific Rise exposes a continuous layered structure of basaltic lavas and sheeted dikes over gabbroic rocks.
J. A. Karson +8 more
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Areas with sharp spatial changes in crustal structure are usually considered prone to strong earthquakes, especially late Cenozoic structural zones. However, quantitative relationships have not been established between the occurrence of earthquakes and ...
Tian Tian +3 more
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Estimating the coseismic slip distribution and interseismic slip-deficit distribution play an important role in understanding the mechanism of massive earthquakes and predicting the resulting damage.
Sota Murakami +4 more
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Crustal Imaging of Portugal Mainland Using Magnetotelluric Data
The comprehensive mapping of resistivities in depth and its interpretation is of great importance to unravel the electrical properties of deep‐seated rocks, providing significant insights into the structure of the crust.
P. Baltazar‐Soares +7 more
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