Seismic travel-time tomography of the mantle under SE Asia reveals patterns of subduction-
related seismic P-wave velocity anomalies that are of great value in helping to understand …

Based on the marine magnetic anomalies identified in the Argo Abyssal Plain offshore
northwestern Australia, the conceptual continent of Argoland must have rifted off in the Late …

A plate tectonic model for the Cenozoic development of the region of SE Asia and the SW
Pacific is presented and its implications are discussed. The model is accompanied by …

Reconstructions of SE Asia at 5 Ma intervals for the past 50 Ma are presented. They are
constrained by new data from the Philippine Sea plate, which forms the eastern boundary of …

The India-Eurasia collision alone set up a series of chain reactions and caused the
formation and destruction of sedimentary basins within the domain of the collision belt …

Southeast (SE) Asia is surrounded by subduction zones causing intense seismicity and
volcanic activity. Subduction has been the principal tectonic driver of collisions that caused …

In the Wilson cycle, there is a change from an opening to a closing ocean when subduction
begins. Subduction initiation is commonly identified as a major problem in plate tectonics …

A large fraction of major intracontinental strike-slip faults, defined here as those slipping at
rates of∼ 10 mm/yr or more, lie adjacent to relatively strong regions, such as oceanic …

Over the past century, a wide variety of poorly dated sediments that unconformably overlie
pre-Neogene rocks in Sulawesi have been assigned to the Celebes Molasse and …

In eastern Indonesia, the Central Sulawesi fault system consists of complex left‐lateral strike‐
slip fault zones located within the triple junction area between the Pacific, Indo‐Australian …