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Abstract InSAR‐constrained finite fault slip models are often used to characterize fault geometries and slip distributions of large continental earthquakes. A common feature of these models is a decrease in slip near the surface, commonly expressed as a percentage shallow slip deficit (SSD).
É. Gaudreau, E. Nissen, J. Liu
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The Kuma formation in the Kuma massif of southern Kyushu, about 900m. thick, consists of remarkable conglomerates, sandstones, shales and subordinately intercalated limestone lenses at four horizonz. Fusulinids herein described and illustrated are one new species of Codonofusiella, each one species of Rauserella and Dunbarula?, one new and one ...
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New foraminiferal species from the lower-upper permian boundary beds in the pechora coal basin
One new genus and 12 new species of small foraminifers are described from the Lower-Upper Permian boundary beds in the Pechora Coal Basin. New and previously described taxa are important for the recognition of the Lower-Upper Permian boundary in marine ...
Igonin V.
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Salt Tectonics and Inversion Style in the Southeastern Iberian Chain
Abstract The southeastern Iberian Chain is characterized by Mesozoic rift basins that were subsequently inverted during Alpine contraction. We integrate geological mapping, borehole data, balanced cross‐sections, structural restoration, and forward kinematic modeling to evaluate how rift architecture controlled Alpine deformation from basin to crustal ...
A. Ramos +5 more
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A Geophysical Crustal Model of Central Italy for Geoneutrino Predictions in Borexino
Abstract Predicting the geoneutrino signal at underground detectors requires a local crustal reference whose precision matches the experimental uncertainty. The current Borexino reference is 15 years old and deterministic. We replace it with GUESS, a probabilistic 3‐D model of the Gran Sasso region, built by Bayesian inversion of multi‐source ...
L. Rossi +21 more
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Carboniferous-Permian Transition in the Robledo Mountains, Southern New Mexico
Paleontology Pennsylvanian; Paleontology Permian; Geology, Stratigraphic Pennsylvanian; Geology, Stratigraphic Permian; Paleontology New Mexico Robledo Mountains; Paleontology New Mexico Prehistoric Trackways National Monument; Geology, Stratigraphic ...
Spencer G. Lucas and William A. DiMichele
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Abstract Whole‐rock geochemical data from two drill cores obtained through the ICDP (International Continental Scientific Drilling Program) funded Drilling the Ivrea‐Verbano Zone (IVZ) (DIVE) project: 5071_1_B (Ornavasso) and 5071_1_A (Megolo), provide new insights into the composition of the lower continental crust (LCC) in the IVZ. Borehole 5071_1_B (
Alexia Secrétan +9 more
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In lignin peroxidase and versatile peroxidase, low FRET from buried Trp to heme promotes long‐range electron transfer (LRET) from substrate to heme. This efficient electron flow is facilitated by reduced FRET competition. This mechanism likely evolved to enable the effective degradation of bulky, high‐redox‐potential lignin that cannot reach the enzyme'
Yi Ren +6 more
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Abstract Nearly half of Earth’s seasonal freshwater storage variability occurs in human‐managed reservoirs, resulting in large areas of reservoir‐bed that are episodically inundated or subaerially exposed. Here we use hyperspectral data from NASA’s Earth Surface Mineral Dust Source Investigation (EMIT) mission to map calcite mineral assemblages across ...
Michael R. Fischella +9 more
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Lamnimargus (Productida, Brachiopoda) from the Upper Permian of Ofunato in the South Kitakami Belt, NE Japan, and its palaeobiogeographical significance [PDF]
A brachiopod species Lamnimargus peregrinus (Fredericks, 1924) is described from the Upper Permian (Changhsingian) Toyoma Formation of the Ofunato area. South Kitakami Belt, northeast Japan. The occurrence of L.
Tazawa, Jun-ichi, 54404
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