This paper aims to provide a concise description of the geology of the Southern Apennines
especially useful for readers having scarce familiarity with this complex region. The text is …

The lacustrine deposits of the San Lorenzo Cycle belong to the infill succession of the
SantʻArcangelo Basin, a Pliocene to Pleistocene satellite basin, developed close to the …

Recent exploration activities and successful discovery of large oil fields in the upper Val
d'Agri area (Southern Apennine, Italy) have encouraged the collection of large quantities of …

We use high-resolution electrical resistivity imaging to delineate the geometry of complex
landslides in the Lucanian Apennine chain of southern Italy, to identify the discontinuity …

We have built a complete catalog of three-dimensional (3D) hypocenter locations of
earthquakes recorded in Italy from 1981 to 2018. Our catalog includes more than 420,000 …

Abstract The Bradanic Trough (southern Italy) is the Pliocene-present-day south Apennines
foredeep. It is a foreland basin as subsidence due to westward subduction of the Adria Plate …

Coarse-grained, fluvially-dominated Gilbert-type braid deltas represent a volumetrically
significant component of the Potenza Basin sedimentary infill, a small thrust-top structural …

The northern Calabrian ranges and the southern Apennines are part of a single orogenic
segment of the Alpine chain system framing the central-western Mediterranean Sea. Three …

The present-day arcuate shape of the Calabrian Arc has been accomplished during
Neogene and Early Pleistocene by large and opposite vertical axis rotations along the two …

A new regional seismic section in the Ionian Sea across the Apennines belt and related
foreland shows how the present foredeep geometry may be an example for interpreting …