There appear to have been at least two significant episodes of uplift around the North
Atlantic during the Cenozoic, and in many places it is not easy to separate the two. Effects …

Large‐volume extrusive basaltic constructions have distinct morphologies and seismic
properties depending on the eruption and emplacement environments. The presence and …

Abstract The Norwegian Sea continental margin is dominated by two major basins with a
very thick Cretaceous basin fill: the Vøring and Møre Basins. The basins are flanked by the …

The Vietnamese margin forms a key region to the understanding of escape tectonics and the
development of the South China Sea (SCS). The existing geological reconstructions of the …

Deep seismic data from the Hatton-Rockall region, the mid-Norway margin and the SW
Barents Sea provide images of the crustal structure that make it possible to estimate the …

The Palaeocene, deep-water marine sandstones recovered from six wells in the Shetland-
Faroes Basin represent lowstand, transgressive and highstand systems tract turbiditic …

The present paper reviews the geological development of the Faroes part of the NE Atlantic
Margin in the Cenozoic Era. The Faroes area is located west of the post-Caledonian rift …

Abstract The North Atlantic Igneous Province (NAIP), composed of volcanic sequences and
intrusive rocks, occurs onshore in Greenland, the Faeroe Islands, the UK and Ireland, and …

The Indian Plate has been the focus of intensive research concerning the flood basalts of the
Deccan Traps. Here we document a volcanostratigraphic analysis of the offshore segment of …

Abstract From Permian to Jurassic times the northern Viking Graben and adjacent platform
areas experienced multiple rifting, the Permian-early Triassic and middle-late Jurassic rift …