Late Mesozoic mafic igneous rocks are widespread across the Arctic region, and are
collectively referred to as the High Arctic Large Igneous Province (HALIP). In Svalbard the …

A recent increase in fieldwork activity within the Southwestern Basement Province (SBP) of
Svalbard followed by detailed geochronological and petrological studies has allowed …

Abstract The Greenland and Svalbard Caledonides make up an important part of the
Palaeozoic Caledonian orogen, and preserve a complex history of Palaeoproterozoic arc …

The aim of this paper is to comprehensively evaluate the abiotic factors that influence
changes in the annual growth rates of selected species of tundra plants (Saxifraga …

The tectonic origin of pre-Devonian rocks of Svalbard has long been a matter of debate. In
particular, the origin and assemblage of pre-Devonian rocks of western Spitsbergen …

Detailed studies of soil organic matter (SOM) are currently very important, especially in the
permafrost-affected soils of the High Arctic, as many of these soils contain quite a large …

Detrital zircon provenance studies of Silurian flysch units that underlie the Hazen and
Clements Markham fold belts of Ellesmere Island, Arctic Canada, were conducted to …

Patterned grounds are probably the most interesting features produced by natural processes
acting on the Earth's surface. Such features occur mainly in polar areas and in high …

Abstract The Arctic archipelago of Svalbard, Norway, plays an important role in tectonic
reconstructions of the Cambrian–Devonian Caledonian orogen in the North Atlantic and …

ABSTRACT The Nordaustlandet terrane of Svalbard plays a critical role in evaluating strike-
slip displacements in the Caledonian orogen. Comparison of Silurian and Tonian …