Carbon plays a pivotal role in governing the climate and biosphere of Earth, yet
quantification of carbon's long‐term cycling from the mantle to the surface remains …

Records of ancient intraoceanic arc activity, now preserved in continental suture zones, are
commonly used to reconstruct paleogeography and plate motion, and to understand how …

The Eyre Creek Mélange, a north–northwest trending 0.5–1 km-wide zone within Caples
Terrane rocks in northern Southland, New Zealand, is composed of phyllonite and mylonitic …

Using older and in part flawed data, suggested that thick sediment entering the subduction
zone (SZ) smooths and strengthens the trench-parallel distribution of interplate coupling …

Seismogenic megathrusts contained within subduction interface shear zones (SISZ) appear
generally to be overpressured to near-lithostatic values (λv> 0.9) below forearc hanging …

The Sistan ophiolitic belt, formed by the closure of the N–S trending Sistan Ocean during
late Cretaceous times, comprises several branches and basins across a 100× 700km area …

Convergent plate boundaries accommodate intraplate displacement within a∼ 100–1000 m
thick shear zone. Marine geophysicists typically define this zone, the subduction channel …

The south central Chilean margin regularly produces many of the world's largest
earthquakes and tsunami, including the 2010 Mw 8.8 Maule and 1960 Mw 9.5 Valdivia …

The coseismic slip during the 2011 Tohoku earthquake has been revealed to reach the
Japan trench axis, but the detailed slip behaviors in different zones along the trench remain …

We document in this study the internal structure of the Late Cretaceous–late Oligocene
Ligurian accretionary wedge in northwestern Italy, and the occurrence in this exhumed …