ABSTRACT In the Iberian Variscides several first order arcuate structures have been
considered. In spite of being highly studied their characterization, formation mechanisms …

A synthesis of existing geological, structural and geophysical data shows that the south
Armorican Hercynian belt was marked by syn-convergence crustal thinning and dextral …

The increasing demand for renewable energy is accompanied with an urgent need for new
and improved infrastructures worldwide, which in turn will require a greater number of utility …

Abstract Apatite (U-Th-Sm)/He (AHe) thermochronometry is widely used to constrain thermal
histories and rates of tectonic, exhumation, and erosion processes. However, data …

The establishment of the Acheulean in Europe occurred after MIS 17, but it was after the
harsh glaciation of MIS 12 and during the long interglacial of MIS 11 that human occupation …

Abstract In the French Armorican Variscan belt, most of the economically significant
hydrothermal U deposits are spatially associated with peraluminous leucogranites …

The long-term evolution of coastal sand-dune systems is known to be controlled by
variations in sediment supply, relative sea level (RSL), wind energy, vegetation cover and …

The stratigraphical complex preserved at the site of Menez–Dregan I (Brittany, France)
displays an alternating sequence of 17 occupation levels and of 4 marine deposits, between …

Muscovite peraluminous granites (MPGs) form by partial melting of the continental crust and
can be related to metalliferous deposits such as tin, tungsten, and uranium (U). Metal …

Abstract The Variscan Armorican belt was the World leading producer of antimony at the
beginning of the twentieth century. However, geological controls on the deposits remain …