Global Tectonics¶
Kearey, P., & Klepeis. (2009). Global Tectonics. Wiley-Blackwell.
Cited by¶
1 citation across 1 artifact.
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Domain-specific¶
- Orogenic Belt
- Classic examples — the Himalayas (India-Eurasia collision, ongoing since approximately 50 Ma), the Alps (Africa-Europe convergence, with multiple Cretaceous-Cenozoic collision phases), the Andes (long-lived oceanic-continental subduction), and the Appalachians (multiple Paleozoic collisions now exhumed to roots)
This sourceA global-tectonics text listing the Alps and the Appalachians among the classic (older) mountain ranges.
Supported in partVerified against the work's full text
“Older mountain ranges are represented by the [Appalachians], the Caledonides, the Alps and the Urals.”
- Classic examples — the Himalayas (India-Eurasia collision, ongoing since approximately 50 Ma), the Alps (Africa-Europe convergence, with multiple Cretaceous-Cenozoic collision phases), the Andes (long-lived oceanic-continental subduction), and the Appalachians (multiple Paleozoic collisions now exhumed to roots)
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