Crustal Necking is a tectonic process characterized by the localized thinning of the continental crust due to extensional strain, distinguishing it from broader crustal deformation mechanisms by its focus on pronounced, ductile reduction in crustal thickness within rift zones.
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Volcanic passive margins: another way to break up continents
Laurent Geoffroy, E. Burov, P. Wilh Werner · Scientific Reports · 2015 · 132 citations · Full text
Crustal downfolding associated with igneous activity
D. Bridgwater, John Sutton, J. Watterson · Tectonophysics · 1974 · 114 citations
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