Delamination Tectonics
Delamination Tectonics is a geodynamic process in regional tectonics whereby the lower portion of the lithospheric mantle detaches and sinks into the asthenosphere, leading to crustal uplift, magmatism, and mountain building through gravitational instability and mantle-crust interaction.
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Delamination and detachment of a lithospheric root
Bertram Schott, Harro Schmeling · Tectonophysics · 1998 · 269 citations
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China University of Geosciences
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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State Key Laboratory of Continental Dynamics
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China University of Geosciences (Beijing)
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