Observations at convergent margins concerning sediment subduction, subduction erosion, and the growth of continental crust

Reviews of Geophysics

Volumn 29, Issue 3, 1991, Pages 279-316

  von Huene, Roland ^a   Scholl, David W ^a  

^a NONE

Author keywords

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Indexed keywords

ACCRETIONARY PRISM; CONTINENTAL CRUST; CRUSTAL GROWTH; SUBDUCTION; UNDERPLATING;

EID: 0026307889     PISSN: 87551209     EISSN: 19449208     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1029/91RG00969     Document Type: Review

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70. Structure and tectonics of the Manila trench system
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72. Steady‐state trenches?
73. Sediment subduction vs accretion around the Pacific
74. Fault structure of the descending plate and its influence on the subduction process (abstract
75. Trench depth variation and significance
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77. The Bonin Arc
78. Relationship among earth stresses, pore pressure and drilling problems, offshore Gulf of Alaska
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85. Crustal structure of the Peru‐Chile trench: 8°‐12°S latitude
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88. Relations among subduction parameters
89. Terrane motion by strike‐slip faulting of forearc slivers
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91. Fault patterns in outer trench walls and their tectonic significance
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96. Effects of accretion on the geometry of the descending lithosphere
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98. Deep seismic reflection profiling and the growth of the continental crust
99. Normal faulting of Daiichi Kashima seamount in the Japan trench revealed by the Kaiko 1 cruise, leg 3
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101. Wide‐aperture seismic reflection profiles across the Barbados Ridge complex
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103. Coulomb wedge model applied to subduction of seamounts in the Japan Trench
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105. Introduction to special section on the role of fluids in sediment accretion, deformation, diagenesis, and metamoprhism in subduction zones
106. Subsidence of the Japan Trench forearc region off northern Honshu
107. Land‐locked oceanic basins and continental collision: The eastern Mediterranean as a case example
108. Mud volcano field seaward of the Barbados accretionary complex: A submersible survey
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113. High resolution seismic study of the Oregon accretionary prism (abstract
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123. Sediment compaction and fluid migration in the Makran accretionary prism
124. Present‐day plate motions
125. Breakdown of a seamount on the slope of the Japan trench
126. Coincident seismic Reflection/refraction studies of the continental lithosphere: A global review
127. Mechanisms of sediment accretion in the Middle America Trench off Mexico
128. Near‐bottom observations of the Middle America Trench off Guatemala
129. Subduction erosion versus sediment offscraping at the toe of the middle America trench off Guatemala
130. Variations in geologic structure along the Sunda fore arc, northeastern Indian Ocean
131. Structure of the Nakai trough accretionary zone from multichannel seismic reflection data
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133. Summary of accretionary processes, DSDP leg 66: Offscraping, underplating, and deformation of the slope apron
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135. Tectonics and hydrogeology of the northern Barbados Ridge. Results from Ocean Drilling Program leg 110
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137. Beryllium‐Boron systematics in island arc lavas: constraints on sediment mixing
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142. Interpretation of multichannel seismic reflection data, legs 56 and 57, Japan Trench transect, Deep Sea Drilling Project
143. Subduction of Daiiti‐Kasima seamount into the landward slope of the Japan trench
144. Fluid processes in subduction zones
145. Seismotectonics and present‐day relative plate motions in the Tonga‐Lau and Kermadec‐Havre region
146. Effects de la subduction de la ridge de Louisville sur l'arc des Tonga‐Kermadec
147. Bedrock geology and tectonic evolution of the Wrangellia, Peninsular, and Chugach terranes along the Trans‐Alaska crustal transect in the Chugach Mountains and southern Copper River Basin, Alaska
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149. The mechanics of frontal imbrication: A first‐order analysis
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151. Océanographie dynamique
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153. Phanerozoic addition rates to the continental crust and crustal growth
154. Rapid growth of some major segments of continental crust
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156. Andean orogeny and ocean floor spreading
157. The evolution of forearc structures along an oblique convergent margin, central Aleutian arc
158. Tectonic evolution of the northern Pacific plate and Pacific‐Farallon‐Izanagi triple junction in the Late Jurassic and Early Cretaceous (M21‐M10
159. Duplex accretion and underplating in an ancient accretionary complex, Kodiak Island, Alaska
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161. Sedimentary sequences in the North Pacific trenches
162. Plate tectonics the predictor: The history of wonderments about subduction erosion and sediment subduction—A search for the missing
163. Subduction and the rock record of Pacific margins
164. Sediment subduction and offscraping at Pacific margins
165. Framework geology and resource potential of southern Tonga platform and adjacent terranes—A synthesis
166. Geologic evolution and petroleum geology of the Aleutian Ridge
167. Peru‐Chile trench sediments and sea‐floor spreading
168. Sedimentary masses and concepts about tectonic processes at underthrust ocean margins
169. Extensional rapture of oceanic crust in the Chile Trench
170. Tectonics, structure, and sedimentary framework of the Peru‐Chile trench
171. Trench slope model
172. Pore pressure generation in front of the Barbados Ridge Complex
173. Pore pressure generation in sedimentary basins: Overloading versus aquathermal
174. Generation of high pore pressures in accretionary prisms: Inferences from the Barbados subduction complex
175. Sediment accretion, subduction and dewatering at the base of the trench slope off Costa Rica: A seismic reflection view of the decollement
176. Underthrust sediment, fluid migration paths, and mud volcanoes associated with the accretionary wedge off Costa Rica: Middle America trench
177. Geology of the western Canadian continental shelf
178. Dynamics of sediment subduction, melange formation, and prism accretion
179. Tertiary geologic framework, neotectonics, and petroleum potential of the Oregon‐Washington continental margin
180. Cenozoic evolution of the continental margin of Oregon and Washington
181. The cenlxal Oregon margin, line WO76–4, seismic images of modem convergent margin tectonic structure
182. Global sedimentary mass balance and sea level changes
183. Role of subduction erosion in the generation of Andean magmas
184. Ocean Drilling Program leg 112, Peru continental margin, Part 2, Sedimentary history and diagenesis in a coastal upwelling environment
185. 10Be
186. Seismic stratigraphy of Peru forearc basin
187. Sedimentation in the Chile trench: Depositional morphologies, lithofacies, and stratigraphy
188. Andean andesites and crustal growth
189. Possible evidence for subducted sedimentary materials beneath central California
190. Basement and sedimentary recycling‐time dimension to global tectonics
191. Structural diversity along modem convergent margins and the role of overpressured pore fluids in subduction zones
192. Direct measurement of pore fluid pressure, leg 84; Guatemala and Costa Rica
193. Seismic images of modem convergent margin tectonic structure
194. Tectonic erosion at the front of the Japan convergent margin
195. Tectonic Summary of Leg 18
196. Tectonic erosion along the Japan and Peru convergent margins
197. The possible significance of pore fluid pressures in subduction zones
198. Migrated multichannel seismic reflection records across the Peru continental margin
199. The structure and tectonic history of the eastern Aleutian Trench
200. Structure of the frontal part of the Andean margin
201. An Eastern Aleutian trench seismic record
202. A summary of Cenozoic tectonic history along the IPOD Japan trench transect
203. Ocean Drilling Program Leg 112, Peru Continental Margin, Part 1, Tectonic history
204. Growth of the continental crust: A planetary‐mantle perspective
205. Tectonic synthesis, Leg 66: Transect and vicinity
206. Modes of extensional tectonics
207. Long decollements and mud volcanoes: Evidence from the Barbados Ridge complex for the role of high pore‐fluid pressure in the development of an accretionary complex
208. Cross section of an accretionary wedge: Barbados Ridge complex
209. Deformation of the Makran accretionary sediment prism in the Gulf of Oman (north‐west Indian Ocean)
210. The Makran continental margin: Structure of a thickly sedimented convergent plate boundary
211. Sediment subduction and magma genesis in the Lesser Antilles: Isotopic and trace element constraints
212. Upper cmstai structure of the accreted Chugach Terrane, Alaska
213. Sea‐level fluctuations and deep‐sea sedimentation rates
214. Subducting seamounts and deformation of overriding forearc wedges around Japan
215. Petroleum potential of the Canadian Pacific continental margin
216. LITHOPROBE, southern Vancouver Island: Seismic reflection sees through Wrangellia to the Juan de Fuca plate
217. A derailed cross‐section of the deep seismic zone beneath north‐eastern Honshu, Japan
218. Palaeoclimate, sedimentation and continental accretion