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Volume 50, Number 11
1 November 2022
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ISSN: 0091-7613
EISSN: 1943-2682
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Critical metal enrichment in crustal melts: The role of metamorphic mica
Barbara E. Kunz; Clare J. Warren; Frances E. Jenner; Nigel B.W. Harris; Tom W. Argles
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Paleoclimates inform on a weakening and amplitude-reduced East Asian winter monsoon in the warming future
Shugang Kang; Xulong Wang; Jinhua Du; Yougui Song
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Direct constraints on in situ stress state from deep drilling into the Nankai subduction zone, Japan
Harold J. Tobin; Demian M. Saffer; David A. Castillo; Takehiro Hirose
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Time constraints on hydrocarbon migration and caprock formation recorded by calcite spar in a Carboniferous–Permian carbonate-evaporite succession, Finnmark Platform, Barents Sea
Malcolm S.W. Hodgskiss; Nivedita Thiagarajan; Yue Wang; Niels Rameil; Harald Brunstad; Erik Hammer; Jon Halvard Pedersen; Kalle Kirsimae; Atle Mørk; Aivo Lepland
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Secular variation in seawater redox state during the Marinoan Snowball Earth event and implications for eukaryotic evolution
Weibing Shen; Xiangkun Zhu; Bin Yan; Jin Li; Pengju Liu; Simon W. Poulton
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Extensional mountain building along convergent plate boundary: Insights from the active Taiwan mountain belt
Chih-Tung Chen; Ching-Hua Lo; Pei-Ling Wang; Li-Hung Lin
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Transient fault creep on the Xidatan (Tibet) fault driven by viscoelastic relaxation following the 2001 Kokoxili earthquake
Dezheng Zhao; Chunyan Qu; Xinjian Shan; Roland Bürgmann; Han Chen; Kathryn Materna
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The northern Hikurangi margin three-dimensional plate interface in New Zealand remains rough 100 km from the trench
Harold Leah; Åke Fagereng; Ian Bastow; Rebecca Bell; Victoria Lane; Stuart Henrys; Katie Jacobs; Bill Fry
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Magma pressurization sustains ongoing eruptive episode at dome-building Soufrière Hills volcano, Montserrat
J. Hickey; K. Pascal; M. Head; J. Gottsmann; N. Fournier; S. Hreinsdottir; R. Syers
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Orogenic belt resulting from ocean-continent collision
Jun-Hong Zhao; Ting Yang; Wei Wang
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Early accretion and prolonged carbonation of the Pacific Ocean's oldest crust
Mark A. Kendrick; Jianxin Zhao; Yuexing Feng
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Small impact cratering processes produce distinctive charcoal assemblages
A. Losiak; C.M. Belcher; J. Plado; A. Jõeleht; C.D.K. Herd; R.S. Kofman; M. Szokaluk; W. Szczuciński; A. Muszyński; E.M. Wild; S.J. Baker
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Trench retreat recorded by a subduction zone metamorphic history
Jie Dong; Marty Grove; Chunjing Wei; Bao-Fu Han; An Yin; Jiafu Chen; Ang Li; Zhicheng Zhang
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Quantifying controls on the occurrence of nonmarine fossils
Anik K. Regan; Raymond R. Rogers; Steven M. Holland
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Osmium isotopes fingerprint mantle controls on the genesis of an epithermal gold province
Santiago Tassara; Alan D. Rooney; Jay. J. Ague; Diego Guido; Martin Reich; Fernando Barra; César Navarrete
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Sublithospheric melt input in cratonic lamproites
Soumendu Sarkar; Andrea Giuliani; David Phillips; Geoffrey H. Howarth; Sujoy Ghosh; Hayden Dalton
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Onset of long-lived silicic and alkaline magmatism in eastern North America preceded Central Atlantic Magmatic Province emplacement
Sean T. Kinney; Scott A. MacLennan; Dawid Szymanowski; C. Brenhin Keller; Jill A. VanTongeren; Jacob B. Setera; Steven J. Jaret; C. Forrest Town; Justin V. Strauss; Dwight C. Bradley; Paul E. Olsen; Blair Schoene
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Don't judge an orogen by its cover: Kinematics of the Appalachian décollement from seismic anisotropy
Michael G. Frothingham; Vera Schulte-Pelkum; Kevin H. Mahan; Arthur J. Merschat; Makayla Mather; Zulliet Cabrera Gomez
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Did transit through the galactic spiral arms seed crust production on the early Earth?
C.L Kirkland; P.J. Sutton; T. Erickson; T.E. Johnson; M.I.H. Hartnady; H. Smithies; M. Prause
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Hematite geochronology reveals a tectonic trigger for iron ore mineralization during Nuna breakup
Liam Courtney-Davies; Martin Danišik; Erick R. Ramanaidou; Christopher L. Kirkland; Noreen J. Evans; Agnieszka M. Piechocka; Brent I.A. McInnes
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Orbitally paced global oceanic deoxygenation decoupled from volcanic CO2 emission during the middle Cretaceous Oceanic Anoxic Event 1b (Aptian-Albian transition)
Yi Wang; Stéphane Bodin; Jerzy S. Blusztajn; Clemens Ullmann; Sune G. Nielsen
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Oceanic isostasy as a trigger for the rift-to-drift transition: COMMENT
Valentin Rime; Anneleen Foubert
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Oceanic isostasy as a trigger for the rift-to-drift transition: REPLY
James A. Conder
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    COVER: Campanian (late Cretaceous) sediments of the Judith River Formation are beautifully exposed along the banks of the Missouri River in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument of north-central Montana, USA. These cliffs reveal alternating layers of floodplain and channel deposits that host a plethora of plant, mollusk, and vertebrate fossils. Studying these deposits furthers our understanding of nonmarine sequence stratigraphy and enables us to better interpret the fossil record using a robust sequence stratigraphic framework. See ‘Quantifying controls on the occurrence of nonmarine fossils’ by Regan et al., p. 1287–1290.

    Photo by: Anik Regan

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