Pacific subduction control on Asian continental deformation including Tibetan extension and eastward extrusion tectonics

The India-Asia collision has formed the highest mountains on Earth and is associated with extensive intraplate deformation. Here, the authors present geodynamic experiments of continental deformation across Central, East, and Southeast Asia which suggest that the Pacfic and Sunda subduction zones pl...

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Autores principales: W. P. Schellart, Z. Chen, V. Strak, J. C. Duarte, F. M. Rosas
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:7d6af16aa9e24753a45baa50d73381002021-12-02T14:38:41ZPacific subduction control on Asian continental deformation including Tibetan extension and eastward extrusion tectonics10.1038/s41467-019-12337-92041-1723https://doaj.org/article/7d6af16aa9e24753a45baa50d73381002019-10-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-019-12337-9https://doaj.org/toc/2041-1723The India-Asia collision has formed the highest mountains on Earth and is associated with extensive intraplate deformation. Here, the authors present geodynamic experiments of continental deformation across Central, East, and Southeast Asia which suggest that the Pacfic and Sunda subduction zones played an active role during intraplate deformation.W. P. SchellartZ. ChenV. StrakJ. C. DuarteF. M. RosasNature PortfolioarticleScienceQENNature Communications, Vol 10, Iss 1, Pp 1-15 (2019)
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Pacific subduction control on Asian continental deformation including Tibetan extension and eastward extrusion tectonics
description The India-Asia collision has formed the highest mountains on Earth and is associated with extensive intraplate deformation. Here, the authors present geodynamic experiments of continental deformation across Central, East, and Southeast Asia which suggest that the Pacfic and Sunda subduction zones played an active role during intraplate deformation.
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author W. P. Schellart
Z. Chen
V. Strak
J. C. Duarte
F. M. Rosas
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Z. Chen
V. Strak
J. C. Duarte
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title Pacific subduction control on Asian continental deformation including Tibetan extension and eastward extrusion tectonics
title_short Pacific subduction control on Asian continental deformation including Tibetan extension and eastward extrusion tectonics
title_full Pacific subduction control on Asian continental deformation including Tibetan extension and eastward extrusion tectonics
title_fullStr Pacific subduction control on Asian continental deformation including Tibetan extension and eastward extrusion tectonics
title_full_unstemmed Pacific subduction control on Asian continental deformation including Tibetan extension and eastward extrusion tectonics
title_sort pacific subduction control on asian continental deformation including tibetan extension and eastward extrusion tectonics
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