Mantle Plumes and Mountains

Mantle Plumes and Mountains

Murphy et al contend that the interplay of horizontal motions of traditional subduction-related mountain building processes with vertical plumes of anomalously hot mantle ascending from thousands of kilometers below the earth's surface built the Rocky Mountains.

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Veröffentlicht in:American scientist 1999-03, Vol.87 (2), p.146-153
Hauptverfasser: Murphy, J. Brendan, Oppliger, Gary L, Brimhall, George H. Jr, Hynes, Andrew
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Continents
Earth
Formations (Geology)
Geological formations
Geology
Geology, Research
Hawaii
Hot spots (Geology)
Mantle
Mantle (Geology)
Mantle plumes
Mountains
Orogeny
Plate tectonics
Rock formations
Rocky Mountains
Subduction zones
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Geology
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Hawaii
Hot spots (Geology)
Mantle
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Mantle plumes
Mountains
Orogeny
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Rock formations
Rocky Mountains
Subduction zones
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