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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"New England Appalachians"”.

  1. Across- and along-strike structural and geochronological variations of the Nashoba-Putnam and Avalon terranes, eastern Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island, southeastern New England Appalachians

    … orogenic events that formed the southeastern New England Appalachians of eastern North America. These orogenies are the mid-Paleozoic Acadian orogeny and the late Paleozoic Alleghanian orogeny. The northeast-trending Nashoba-Putnam terrane, located in eastern Massachusetts and Connecticut is …

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  2. The Structure and Behavior of Plate Boundary Regions Through the Wilson Cycle

    … regions in the Atlantic, East Africa, the New England Appalachians, and subduction zones around the Pacific Ocean. Chapter One presents geochemical constraints on the extent of enriched mantle from upwelling mantle plumes relative to the observed extent of topographic swells related to …

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  3. Petrology of the Taconian-Acadian Overlap Zone, Hartland Belt, Western Connecticut

    … Vermont mark a major tectonic boundary in the New England Appalachians and are considered by many to delineate the trace of the Taconian suture zone. The Cambro-Ordovician Ratlum Mountain and Rowe Formations lie to the east of Cameron's Line in western Connecticut. Mineral equilibria and …

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