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Two Contrasting Phanerozoic Orogenic Systems Revealed by Hafnium Isotope Data William J

Two Contrasting Phanerozoic Orogenic Systems Revealed by Hafnium Isotope Data William J

(Ordovícico) En El Segmento Andino Central Del Orógeno Terra Australis

(Ordovícico) En El Segmento Andino Central Del Orógeno Terra Australis

Billion Year Cyclicity Through Earth History: Causes and Consequences

Billion Year Cyclicity Through Earth History: Causes and Consequences

Locating South China in Rodinia and Gondwana: a Fragment of Greater India Lithosphere?

Locating South China in Rodinia and Gondwana: a Fragment of Greater India Lithosphere?

Early Palaeozoic Continental Growth in the Tasmanides of Northeast Gondwana and Its Implications for Rodinia Assembly and Rifting Chris L

Early Palaeozoic Continental Growth in the Tasmanides of Northeast Gondwana and Its Implications for Rodinia Assembly and Rifting Chris L

Lagorio, Silvia Leonor2, Gallastegui, Gloria3, Orts, Darío1, Busteros, Alicia2, Poma Stella4 1 Universidad Nacional De Río Negro

Lagorio, Silvia Leonor2, Gallastegui, Gloria3, Orts, Darío1, Busteros, Alicia2, Poma Stella4 1 Universidad Nacional De Río Negro

U-Pb Geochronologic Evidence for the Evolution of the Gondwanan Margin of the North-Central Andes

U-Pb Geochronologic Evidence for the Evolution of the Gondwanan Margin of the North-Central Andes

From Rodinia to Gondwana

From Rodinia to Gondwana

From Rodinia to Gondwana

From Rodinia to Gondwana

Extent of the Ross Orogen in Antarctica: New Data from DSDP 270 and Iselin Bank N

Extent of the Ross Orogen in Antarctica: New Data from DSDP 270 and Iselin Bank N

The Pangea Conundrum

The Pangea Conundrum

Implications for the Supercontinent Cycle

Implications for the Supercontinent Cycle

Supercontinent Reconstruction the Palaeomagnetically Viable, Long

Supercontinent Reconstruction the Palaeomagnetically Viable, Long

Speculations on the Mechanisms for the Formation and Breakup of Supercontinents

Speculations on the Mechanisms for the Formation and Breakup of Supercontinents

Terrane Processes at the Margins of Gondwana: Introduction

Terrane Processes at the Margins of Gondwana: Introduction

Constraints from U-Pb and Hf Isotopic Data of Detrital Zi

Constraints from U-Pb and Hf Isotopic Data of Detrital Zi

The Significance of the Transbrasiliano-Kandi Tectonic

The Significance of the Transbrasiliano-Kandi Tectonic

Tectonothermal Evolution of the Sarandí Del Yí Shear Zone and Adjacent Blocks (Uruguay): Implications for the Assembly of Western Gondwana

Tectonothermal Evolution of the Sarandí Del Yí Shear Zone and Adjacent Blocks (Uruguay): Implications for the Assembly of Western Gondwana

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  • Terrane Processes at the Margins of Gondwana: Introduction
  • The Basement of the Central Andes: the Arequipa and Related Terranes
  • Is the Rate of Supercontinent Assembly Changing with Time?
  • The Brasiliano Collage in South America: a Review a Colagem Brasiliana Na América Do Sul: Uma Revisão
  • Linking Collisional and Accretionary Orogens During Rodinia Assembly and Breakup: Implications for Models of Supercontinent Cycles ∗ Peter A
  • [Klikk Her Og Skriv Tittel]
  • 1 the Tectonic Context of the Early Palaeozoic Southern Margin Of
  • The Origin and Petrologic Evolution of the Ordovician Famatinian-Puna Arc
  • About a Peri-Gondwanan-North African Enlarged Acceptance of The
  • Implications for the Supercontinent Cycle
  • Raga 63.4 Corregida.Qxp
  • Accretionary Orogens Through Earth History
  • Late Neoproterozoic and Early Cambrian Palaeogeography: Models and Problems
  • A Tectonic Reconstruction of Accreted Terranes Along
  • Turpin Et Al., 1988; Cordani Mafic and Ultramafic Rocks and Underlain by Tonalitee Et Al., 1992; Pimentel Et Al., 1994; Cruz Et Al., 2007)
  • Universidad Nacional De La Plata
  • Provenance and Tectonic Evolution of Ganderia: Constraints on the Evolution of the Iapetus and Rheic Oceans


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