This paper reviews results on the nature and thermo-tectonic interpretation of widespread
pyrrhotite remagnetizations in the Himalaya. Throughout the last two decades a large …

Recent and new paleomagnetic data from ignimbrite-rich Carboniferous successions of the
western Tamworth Belt, Southern New England Orogen, eastern Australia, show a …

Arc-parallel extension is an important component of the active deformation of the Himalaya.
This extension is accommodated via arc-perpendicular normal faults linked to arc-parallel …

Remagnetizations have been recognized ever since magnetizations in rocks were
demonstrably shown to have been acquired at a much later time than the formation or …

The Chaînons Béarnais (CB, North Pyrenean Zone) resulted from the Cenozoic
contractional reactivation of the salt tectonics‐bearing, hyperextended margin that initiated …

Abstract The Tethyan Sedimentary Sequence, one of the major tectonic units of the
Himalayan belt cropping out in the inner portion of the chain, has been investigated in SE …

In this study, we use published geologic maps and cross-sections to construct a three-
dimensional geologic model of major shear zones that make up the Himalayan orogenic …

Anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility (AMS) combined with structural analysis are used in
this work with the aim to characterize the tectonic evolution of the Triassic flysch within the …

Pyrrhotite bearing metamorphic limestones have recently experienced an increasing
relevance in paleomagnetic research. Simple univectorial remanences document the …

Mid-crustal conductors are a common phenomenon in magnetotelluric studies. In the
Andean Cordillera of southern Chile, they appear to concentrate along major fault zones. A …