Margin Tectonic Evolution
Margin Tectonic Evolution is a geological framework that characterizes the temporal development and structural transformation of continental margins through the interplay of tectonic forces, lithospheric deformation, and magmatic processes associated with the rifting, breakup, and drift stages of plate tectonics.
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Wenjiao Xiao, Chunming Han, Chao Yuan et al. · Journal of Asian Earth Sciences · 2007 · 964 citations
Geophysical‐geological transect and tectonic evolution of the Swiss‐Italian Alps
Stefan M. Schmid, O. Adrian Pfiffner, Nikolaus Froitzheim et al. · Tectonics · 1996 · 776 citations · Full text
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