Microcontinent Accretion
Microcontinent Accretion is a tectonic process within the broader category of terrane accretion whereby a continental fragment smaller than a continent but larger than a microplate becomes emplaced onto a continental margin through crustal convergence and amalgamation.
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Geological Survey of Canada
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The University of Adelaide
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Monash University
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Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
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