Constraining the timing of emplacement, duration and magma extrusion rates of large
igneous provinces is essential for evaluating their petrogenetic evolution and possible links …

Large igneous provinces (LIPs) are the products of exceptional magmatic events that played
important roles in tectonic plate reorganizations, environmental crises, energy resource …

We report the first U–Pb baddeleyite/zircon date for a felsic volcanic rock from the Paraná
Large Igneous Province in south Brazil. The new date of 134.3±0.8 Ma for a hypocrystalline …

Abstract The track of South Atlantic hotspots on oceanic crust is well known. However, the
possible hotspot trails of Tristan-Gough (TG) and St. Helena (SH) plume heads on …

For over 50 years, Mesozoic tholeiites, kimberlites and carbonatites from the South
American platform have been enabled the understanding of melting processes in the Earth's …

We report the first high-precision ID-TIMS U–Pb baddeleyite/zircon and 40 Ar/39 Ar step-
heating phlogopite age data for diabase and lamprophyre dykes and a mafic intrusion (José …

Although the Early Jurassic initial phases of Atlantic rifting were marked by the tholeiitic
basalt flows and dikes of the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province (CAMP), the Cretaceous …

Abstract The Freetown Layered Complex (FLC) is a massive mafic layered intrusion
cropping out along the coast of Sierra Leone. The present combined geochemical and …

Abstract The South Atlantic Igneous Province comprises the Paraná Basalts, Rio Grande
Rise, Tristan archipelago and surrounding guyot province, Walvis Ridge, Etendeka basalts …

A critical review of the available multidisciplinary data on the Paranà-Etendeka Province
allows for the reconciliation of the controversial aspects of its origin in a coherent …