Low-temperature thermochronology has long been utilised in the Red Sea-Gulf of Aden rift
systems and adjacent hinterlands to examine exhumation cooling histories of basement …

Our understanding of the tectonic development of the African continent and the interplay
between its geological provinces is hindered by unevenly distributed seismic …

Recent research in Afar (northern Ethiopia) has largely focused on the formation of the
present‐day ocean‐continent transition at active segments (eg, Manda Hararo). However …

We present a three‐dimensional density model of the lithosphere and upper mantle for the
Middle East and surroundings based on seismic, gravity, and seismic tomography data and …

The Afar region presents a unique example of a juvenile R‐R‐R triple junction with the arms
evolved to various stages of maturity. The lithosphere in this area has been modified …

Here, we focus on the yet unexplored eastern Gulf of Aden, on Socotra Island (Yemen),
Southeastern Oman and offshore conjugate passive margins between the Socotra-Hadbeen …

The ray path of Pn waves is concentrated in the limited depth range of the uppermost
mantle, which has unique advantages in ray transverse coverage density. Therefore, the Pn …

Low seismic velocities and/or strong seismic anisotropy are often interpreted as being
caused by partial melt. To better understand this, we used numerical modelling, varying the …

Past studies of the seismic structure of the Australian continent have dominantly exploited
surface wave tomography for the mantle, with seismic refraction, receiver functions, and …

The Neoproterozoic Arabian-Nubian Shield (ANS) in the Eastern Desert of Egypt encloses
the regional thermal-tectonic history from its development till the Oligo-Miocene when the …