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João C. Duarte

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Ass. Professor in Tectonics ULisboa | Editorial Board Member @CommsEarth Elected President of the Tectonics and Structural Geology Division at EGU

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"Gibraltar subduction zone is invading the Atlantic" Our new paper is now online! Our geodynamic models suggest that the Gibraltar subduction zone may propagate inside the Atlantic after a period of quiescence. #geology IDL - Instituto Dom Luiz

"Gibraltar subduction zone is invading the Atlantic" Our new paper is now online! Our geodynamic models suggest that the Gibraltar subduction zone may propagate inside the Atlantic after a period of quiescence. #geology IDL - Instituto Dom Luiz

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(1) I have put here some more movies of our models of the Western Mediterranean, which help to visualize what is going on. Feel free to use them for any purpose. I often used them for teaching and it helps students understand the dynamics of rolling back subduction zones.

(1) I have put here some more movies of our models of the Western Mediterranean, which help to visualize what is going on. Feel free to use them for any purpose. I often used them for teaching and it helps students understand the dynamics of rolling back subduction zones.

João C. Duarte

26,714 views • 2 years ago

Spatial and temporal distribution of the seismic activity between the islands of Santorini and Amorgos. Purple dots represent the oldest earthquakes, while yellow dots represent the most recent earthquakes. The size of dots is the magnitude. Source:

Spatial and temporal distribution of the seismic activity between the islands of Santorini and Amorgos. Purple dots represent the oldest earthquakes, while yellow dots represent the most recent earthquakes. The size of dots is the magnitude. Source:

João C. Duarte

10,966 views • 1 year ago

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