Large igneous provinces and associated silicic magmatism can have a significant global
climatic effect, so we explored the relationship between the large igneous province record …

Following an outline of Scandinavian Caledonide tectonostratigraphy, tracing the
Neoproterozoic, Baltoscandian, passive margin of Baltica outboard into the suspect, Iapetus …

Thirty years of research, and especially the refinements of many geological, geochemical
and geophysical techniques, have uncovered many new facets of the geology of the …

The purpose of this review paper is to identify and outline some critical questions about the
geology and tectonic evolution of the Scottish Caledonides in their wider Caledonian …

This 4th edition of The Geology of Scotland is greatly expanded from the previous edition
with 34 authors contributing to 20 chapters. A new format has been adopted to provide a …

Deep erosional level, rich exposure and excellent preservation of parts of the passive
margin make the Arctic Scandinavian Caledonides (north of 66° N) an ideal area for …

Abstract The Albany-Fraser Orogen is considered to be a response to Mesoproterozoic
continent–continent collision between the combined North and West Australian Cratons and …

Abstract The Kalak Nappe Complex (KNC) within the northernmost Arctic Norwegian
Caledonides has traditionally been interpreted as representing the tectonically shortened …

The volume of U-Pb geochronological data has increased rapidly in recent years in all types
of rocks. This trend has been possible thanks to developments in instrumentation with …

Present-day exposures of ancient faults represent only the end result of the faults' often
protracted and heterogeneous histories. Here we apply K–Ar dating of synkinematic …