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East African uplift as a catalyst for Middle Miocene faunal transitions. [PDF]
Sci AdvWerner N, Wang Z, Werdelin L, Zhang Q.
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Middle Pleistocene tectonic events around the SE Aegean Sea: Insights from magnetostratigraphy, (U-Th)/He zircon dating, and fault kinematics in the Datça Graben (SW Türkiye). [PDF]
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Buried, not erased: palynofloras in ultra-high-pressure metamorphic rocks. [PDF]
Sci RepCarosi R +6 more
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Integrated remote sensing and petrological study of garnet-bearing rocks in the Arabian-Nubian shield: a case study from Wadi Shait-Wadi Gemal area, South Eastern Desert, Egypt. [PDF]
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Tectonics and Evolution of Venus
Science, 1981The global tectonics of Venus differs significantly from that of Earth, most markedly in that the surface is covered predominately by gently rolling terrain; there apparently are no features like ocean rises; the gravity is positively correlated with topography at all wavelengths; and the few highlands are estimated to be supported or compensated at a ...
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 1979
Any model for the tectonic evolution of Mars must account for two major crustal elements: the Tharsis bulge and the topographically low and lightly cratered northern third of the planet. Ages determined by crater density indicate that both of these elements came into existence very early in Martian history, a conclusion that holds no matter which of ...
Donald U. Wise +2 more
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Any model for the tectonic evolution of Mars must account for two major crustal elements: the Tharsis bulge and the topographically low and lightly cratered northern third of the planet. Ages determined by crater density indicate that both of these elements came into existence very early in Martian history, a conclusion that holds no matter which of ...
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Geological Society, London, Memoirs, 2005
The concept that SE Asia, and indeed Asia as a whole, has been built up during the Phanerozoic by the amalgamation of allochthonous terranes derived from the northern margin of East Gondwana, is now well established in the literature (e.g. Audley-Charles 1988; Sengor et al .
A. J. Barber +2 more
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The concept that SE Asia, and indeed Asia as a whole, has been built up during the Phanerozoic by the amalgamation of allochthonous terranes derived from the northern margin of East Gondwana, is now well established in the literature (e.g. Audley-Charles 1988; Sengor et al .
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TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF ALTAIDES
Russian Geology and Geophysics, 1994A model is proposed according to which the Paleozoic folded structures of Tien Shan, Kazakhstan, Altai, and Mongolia framing the Angarian, or Siberian, cratons and forming an orogenic collage of Altaides could originate along a single subduction boundary consisting of the Tuva-Mongolian and Kipchak arcs. As a result of the Vendian-Cambrian rifting, the
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