Abstract The Middle East region represents a key site within the Tethyan domain where
continental break-up, collision, backarc extension and escape tectonics are kinematically …

Indentation of the Arabian platform into the eastern domain of the Anatolide-Tauride Block
(ATB) led to sub-horizontal rupture and break-off of the Arabian segment of the subducting …

Abstract The Pliocene Etrüsk stratovolcano, located in the northeast of Lake Van (Eastern
Anatolia; Turkey), is one of the important volcanic centres in the Eastern Anatolian collision …

Igneous activity in the rear-arc of the Paleogene Urumieh–Dokhtar Magmatic Belt of Iran has
to date been poorly studied. An example of such activity, Late Eocene potassic mafic to …

This study focuses on spatio-temporal evolution of basaltic volcanism in the Central
Anatolian post-collisional Quaternary magmatic province which developed along a NE-SW …

Collision-related Quaternary mafic volcanism to the north of Lake Van (Eastern Anatolia,
Turkey) occurred by eruptions from both volcanic centres and extensional fissures trending …

Abstract The Early Miocene Taşkapı-Mecitli granitoid that is located in the northern section of
the Eastern Anatolia Collision Zone has typical I-type, metaluminous and calk-alkaline …

The series of two papers presents a comprehensive isotope-geochronological and
petrologicalgeochemical study of the Late Quaternary Tendürek Volcano (Eastern Turkey) …

The spatiotemporal interaction of large‐and regional‐scale upper mantle forces can prevail
in collisional settings. To better understand the role of these forces on post‐subduction …

The temporal distribution of enriched source components and magmatism in continental
collision zones provides critical information about mantle dynamic processes in collision …