Arc-trench Gap
Arc-Trench Gap is the perpendicular distance along the convergent plate margin between the deep oceanic trench and the volcanic arc, serving as a key geometric parameter in subduction zone tectonics that reflects the depth to the subducting slab and influences magma generation and arc magmatism.
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Structure and Stratigraphy of Forearc Regions
D. R. Seely W. R. Dickinson · AAPG Bulletin · 1979 · 508 citations
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Geological Survey of Canada
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