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Hyper‐velocity impacts on planetary surfaces lead to impact craters whose morphology evolves due to exogenous factors such as atmospheric processes, as well as endogenous factors including tectonic and metamorphism.
Lounis Ait Oufella +3 more
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Structure and evolution of the intracratonic Congo Basin [PDF]
Surface wave tomography, heat flow, and crustal thickness measurements have demonstrated that the thickness of the continental lithosphere varies by at least a factor of 2. Since the thermal time constant of the lithosphere depends upon the square of its
Crosby, A. G. +2 more
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Our understanding of the impact of melt generation and the interplay between magmatism and mechanical stretching during progressive rifting leading to seafloor spreading remains rudimentary.
Zachary S. Foster‐Baril +4 more
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Post-processing scheme for modeling the lithospheric magnetic field
International audienceWe investigated how the noise in satellite magnetic data affects magnetic lithospheric field models derived from these data in the special case where this noise is correlated along satellite orbit tracks.
Hamoudi, M. +4 more
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Digital image processing and isostatic studies of the regional gravity field of Great Britain and adjacent marine regions [PDF]
This thesis presents the results of an investigation into the regional gravity field of Great Britain and the adjacent regions. A prerequisite for this study was the development of a computer database designed to store, manipulate and display the ...
Woollett, R.W, Woollett, Richard W.
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Site 1215 (26°01.77´N, 147°55.99´W, 5396 meters below sea level [mbsl]; Fig. F1) is the northernmost of seven sites drilled on the 56-Ma-crust transect during Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) Leg 199.
Lyle, M. +27 more
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Introduction The study area is located 196 km south of Birjand in eastern border of the Lut block )Berberian and King, 1981) in eastern Iran between 59°05′35" and 59°09′12" E longitude and 31°42′29" and 31°44′13" N latitude. The magmatic activity in the
Malihe Nakhaei +6 more
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Lithospheric structural dynamics and geothermal modeling of the Western Arabian Shield. [PDF]
Melouah O +3 more
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Gravity evidence for a heterogeneous crust of Mercury. [PDF]
Buoninfante S +5 more
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Melt burst events in a dominantly amagmatic lithosphere at Gakkel Ridge in the Arctic Ocean. [PDF]
Zhou F, Grevemeyer I, Dyment J.
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