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Hydrous origin of the continental cratonic mantle
... root of the Archean cratons (Jordan 1981; Yoshizawa and Kennett 2004; Begg et al. 2009). Electrical conductivity in depth ranges of 100 to 250 km is markedly lower for the continental root than it is in oceanic ...
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Brown carbon in the continental troposphere
... the continental US troposphere during this limited study, BrC increased the shortwave solar absorption in the atmosphere by roughly 20% over what would occur if it were not present, demonstrating its importance as ...
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Fluids in the Continental Crust
... of continental geothermal systems show variable deep (mantle) and crustal input into the systems (Kennedy and van Soest, ...the continental crust, the amount of meteoric water that circulates through the ...
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III. 3. Rights Claimed By Littoral States in Adjacent Seas. Claims to the Continental Shelf
... tional sovereignity over the whole continental shelf adjacent to the continental and insular coasts of the national territory what- ever its depth may be, claiming, consequent[r] ...
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Global multi scale segmentation of continental and coastal waters from the watersheds to the continental margins
... the discrepancy never exceeds 3 %. Table 4 also provides comparison between reported values and our estimates for the continental shelf volumes. Only 2 %, 5 % and 6 % de- viation are obtained for BAL, HUD and PER, ...
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Hydrodynamic Characteristics of the Continental Intercalaire and Continental Hamadien Aquifer Systems in the Iullemeden Basin of Tahoua Region Republic of Niger
... This study was conducted in the region of Tahoua the northeastern part of the Southern Illulemeden sedimentary basin. In this region the transboun- dary aquifer system of Continental Intercalaire (CI) and the ...
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The Continental Shelf: International Aspects
... The Continental Shelf International Aspects SMU Law Review Volume 6 | Issue 4 Article 2 1952 The Continental Shelf International Aspects W E Benton Follow this and additional works at https //scholar[.] ...
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Formation and Evolution of the Continental Crust
... of continental granitoids are found in ...a continental geochemical signature (a calc-alkaline composition, strong enrichment in Na relative to K, high Pb/Ce, La/Nb, and Ta/Nb ratios) in dacitic volcanic ...
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The continental record and the generation of continental crust
... metamorphism, continental margins, mineralization, and sea water and atmospheric proxies are distributed about a series of peaks and ...the continental crust had been generated by 3 ...of continental ...
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Continental growth and the crustal record
... of continental volumes tend to ignore contributions from more mafic ...the continental record from analyses of U-bearing mineral phases, such as baddeleyite and zirconolite, that occur within such ...
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From the Shoals of Ras Kaboudia to the Shores of Tripoli: The Tunisia/Libya Continental Shelf Boundary Delimitation
... The International Court of Justice [ICJ] first addressed the issue of delimitation of the continental shelf between adjacent States in the North Sea Continental Shelf C[r] ...
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Tie points for Gondwana reconstructions from a structural interpretation of the Mozambique Basin, East Africa and the Riiser-Larsen Sea, Antarctica
... The BGR14 dataset was acquired by the Federal Insti- tute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR) during a cruise of R/V Sonne in 2014. For a detailed description of the acquisition parameters and seismic processing, ...
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Joint development of offshore polar oil and gas resources and the united nations convention on the law of the sea
... States may alternatively submit a boundary dispute to a judicial process. The ICJ, for example, has considered a series of maritime boundary delimitations relating to the continental shelf and EEZs. The ICJ has ...
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Dynamic Planet
... the continental shelf and the continental slope. Continental rise: The gently sloping, smooth-surfaced, thick accumulation of sediment at the base of certain continental ...slopes. ...
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Continental shelf archaeology : where next?
... h e concentration of fi nds in the western Baltic is exceptional, and gives grounds for optimism that similar material may await discovery further to the east on the sinking coastlines of the southern Baltic in Poland ...
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Continental growth seen through the sedimentary record
... of continental crust was established by 3 Ga. The continental crust has been generated continuously, but with a marked decrease in the growth rate at ~3 ...of continental growth ...of ...
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Continental Climate Changes on the Occurrence of Aflatoxin Producing Aspergillus Species: Review
... the continental zones, proper mitigation purposes to curb the harsh climatic conditions has to be effectively implemented and adhered to ensure that safe agriculture is practiced to produce mycotoxin free farm ...
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Geochemistry of continental subduction zone fluids
... Both aqueous solutions and hydrous melts are likely involved in the SSC metasomatism (Figure 8a). The former is commonly indicated by serpentinization and chloritization in orogenic peridotites, whereas the latter is ...
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Regional connectivity in continental ASEAN
... First, the trade integration of machinery parts and components was identified in terms of the trade intensity beyond the gravity model standard in Thailand’s trade with Vietnam after 199[r] ...
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The provenance of the Australian continental dunefields
... These four regions are: 1 southern Australian dunes of the Great Victoria Desert 2 northeastern Australian dunes, including the Simpson, Strzelecki and Tirari Deserts 3 northwestern Aust[r] ...
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