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Volume 42, Number 3
March 2014
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ISSN: 0091-7613
EISSN: 1943-2682
Did Late Miocene (Messinian) gypsum precipitate from evaporated marine brines? Insights from the Piedmont Basin (Italy)
Marcello Natalicchio; Francesco Dela Pierre; Stefano Lugli; Tim K. Lowenstein; Sarah J. Feiner; Simona Ferrando; Vinicio Manzi; Marco Roveri; Pierangelo Clari
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Land-ocean changes on orbital and millennial time scales and the penultimate glaciation
Vasiliki Margari; Luke C. Skinner; David A. Hodell; Belen Martrat; Samuel Toucanne; Joan O. Grimalt; Philip L. Gibbard; J.P. Lunkka; P.C. Tzedakis
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Seismic evidence for a crustal magma reservoir beneath the upper east rift zone of Kilauea volcano, Hawaii
Guoqing Lin; Falk Amelung; Yan Lavallée; Paul G. Okubo
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Incipient sediment motion across the river to debris-flow transition
Jeff P. Prancevic; Michael P. Lamb; Brian M. Fuller
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The geologic record of deep episodic tremor and slip
Nicholas W. Hayman; Luc L. Lavier
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Is river avulsion style controlled by floodplain morphodynamics?
E.A. Hajek; D.A. Edmonds
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Isotopically ultradepleted domains in the convecting upper mantle: Implications for MORB petrogenesis
Benjamin L. Byerly; John C. Lassiter
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Order of magnitude increase in subducted H2O due to hydrated normal faults within the Wadati-Benioff zone
Tom Garth; Andreas Rietbrock
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Oblique rifting of the Equatorial Atlantic: Why there is no Saharan Atlantic Ocean
Christian Heine; Sascha Brune
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Oblique rifting ruptures continents: Example from the Gulf of California shear zone
Scott E.K. Bennett; Michael E. Oskin
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Crustal structure in southeastern Egypt: Symmetric thinning of the northern Red Sea rifted margins
Ahmed Hosny; Andrew Nyblade
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Presence of an intralithospheric discontinuity in the central and western North China Craton: Implications for destruction of the craton
Ling Chen; Mingming Jiang; Jinhui Yang; Zigen Wei; Chuanzhou Liu; Yuan Ling
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Contourite processes associated with the Mediterranean Outflow Water after its exit from the Strait of Gibraltar: Global and conceptual implications
F.J. Hernández-Molina; E. Llave; B. Preu; G. Ercilla; A. Fontan; M. Bruno; N. Serra; J.J. Gomiz; R.E. Brackenridge; F.J. Sierro; D.A.V. Stow; M. García; C. Juan; N. Sandoval; A. Arnaiz
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A Proterozoic Wilson cycle identified by Hf isotopes in central Australia: Implications for the assembly of Proterozoic Australia and Rodinia
R.G. Smits; W.J. Collins; M. Hand; R. Dutch; J. Payne
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Seafloor spreading evolution in response to continental growth
N. Coltice; T. Rolf; P.J. Tackley
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Increased channelization of subglacial drainage during deglaciation of the Laurentide Ice Sheet
Robert D. Storrar; Chris R. Stokes; David J.A. Evans
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Dominance of tectonics over climate in Himalayan denudation
Vincent Godard; Didier L. Bourlès; Françoise Spinabella; Douglas W. Burbank; Bodo Bookhagen; G. Burch Fisher; Adrien Moulin; Laëtitia Léanni
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What controls the growth of the Himalayan foreland fold-and-thrust belt?
John Hirschmiller; Djordje Grujic; Bodo Bookhagen; Isabelle Coutand; Pascale Huyghe; Jean-Louis Mugnier; Tank Ojha
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Climate change and tectonic uplift triggered the formation of the Atacama Desert’s giant nitrate deposits
Alida Pérez-Fodich; Martin Reich; Fernanda Álvarez; Glen T. Snyder; Ronny Schoenberg; Gabriel Vargas; Yasuyuki Muramatsu; Udo Fehn
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Magmatic eruptions and iron volatility in deep-sea hydrothermal fluids
Nicholas J. Pester; Kang Ding; William E. Seyfried, Jr.
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Rift flank uplift at the Gulf of California: No requirement for asthenospheric upwelling
Chris Mark; Sanjeev Gupta; Andy Carter; Darren F. Mark; Cécile Gautheron; Arturo Martín
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Distal turbidites reveal a common distribution for large (>0.1 km3) submarine landslide recurrence
Michael A. Clare; Peter J. Talling; Peter Challenor; Giuseppe Malgesini; James Hunt
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Ti-in-zircon thermometry and crystallization modeling support hot Grenville granite hypothesis
D.P. Moecher; S.M. McDowell; S.D. Samson; C.F. Miller
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Roadmap to continental rupture: Is obliquity the route to success?
Cynthia Ebinger; Jolante van Wijk
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Isolation and characterization of the earliest taxon-specific organic molecules (Mississippian, Crinoidea): COMMENT
Klaus Wolkenstein
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Christina E. O’Malley; William I. Ausich; Yu-Ping Chin
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Evidence for Cnidaria-like behavior in ca. 560 Ma Ediacaran Aspidella: COMMENT
Gregory J. Retallack
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Latha R. Menon; Duncan McIlroy; Martin D. Brasier
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Affirming life aquatic for the Ediacara biota in China and Australia: COMMENT
Gregory J. Retallack
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Shuhai Xiao; Mary Droser; James G. Gehling; Ian V. Hughes; Bin Wan; Zhe Chen; Xunlai Yuan
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Are subduction zones invading the Atlantic? Evidence from the southwest Iberia margin: COMMENT
F.O. Marques
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João C. Duarte; Filipe M. Rosas; Pedro Terrinha; Wouter P. Schellart; David Boutelier; Marc-André Gutscher; António Ribeiro
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Eoarchean within-plate basalts from southwest Greenland: COMMENT
Kristoffer Szilas; J. Elis Hoffmann; Carsten Münker; Annika Dziggel; Minik T. Rosing
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F.E. Jenner; V.C. Bennett; G. Yaxley; C.R.L. Friend; O. Nebel
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