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Peru-Chile Trench sediments and sea-floor spreading

The hypotheses of sea-floor spreading and plate tectonics require the removal of sediment from oceanic trenches either by crustal underthrusting or by folding against the base of a continental or insular margin. Accordingly, over a period of time the volume of sediment removed by way of spreading must be equal to the difference between the observable volume of undeformed terrigenous deposits in a
Authors
David W. Scholl, Mark N. Christensen, Roland E. von Huene, Michael S. Marlow
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Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center

Physiographic diagrams of parts of the continental borderlands of California and Alaska: 12 physiographic diagrams: Southern California Borderland; Eastern Murray Fracture Zone and Transverse Ranges; Southern Monterey Bay; Monterey Canyon; Central San

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Authors
Tau Rho Alpha
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Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program, Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center