The opening of the Arctic Ocean involved multiple stages of continental rifting and intrusion of extensive dyke swarms. To trace tectonomagmatic processes of the High Arctic, we present the first U-Pb ages for alkaline dyke swarms of North Greenland. Concordia ages of 80.8 +/- 0.6 and 82.1 +/- 1.5 Ma indicate that north-south and east-west dykes are coeval. The north-south dykes reflect initial east-west rifting that led to break-up along the Gakkel Ridge and formation of the Eurasia Basin. The east-west dykes reflect local variations in the stress field associated with reactivated Palaeozoic faults
Earth history is punctuated by a series of events of supercontinent amalgamation and break-up. Fragm...
The Kap Washington Group of peralkaline volcanics is exposed along the coast of North Greenland at C...
A lithospherically weak zone embracing the southern margin of the Greenland Archaean craton and the ...
Palaeoproterozoic magmatism throughout the North Atlantic Craton (NAC) has produced dyke swarms of d...
The Archaean block of southern Greenland constitutes the core of the North Atlantic craton (NAC) and...
During the Proterozoic, several mafic dykes with variable trends and mineralogies intruded the Archa...
During the Proterozoic, several mafic dykes with variable trends and mineralogies intruded the Archa...
The Arctic Ocean comprises two major ocean basins (Amerasia and Eurasia) separated by a c. 1800 km l...
Abstract: Mesozoic to Palaeogene intrusive igneous rocks in West Greenland range from a large, coast...
Abstract: A number of planar normal faults displace Tertiary basaltic intrusions in the Traill Ø reg...
The Kangâmiut dyke swarm in West Greenland intruded Archaean terrains at 2.04 Ga, and its northern p...
Following upon previous work on the 1630 Ma Melville Bugt Dyke Swarm (MBDS) along the NW coast of Gr...
In the North Atlantic domain, the SE Greenland volcanic margin developed in response to continental ...
Ultraslow spreading ridges are poorly understood plate boundaries consisting of magmatic and amagmat...
Ultraslow spreading ridges are poorly understood plate boundaries consisting of magmatic and amagmat...
Earth history is punctuated by a series of events of supercontinent amalgamation and break-up. Fragm...
The Kap Washington Group of peralkaline volcanics is exposed along the coast of North Greenland at C...
A lithospherically weak zone embracing the southern margin of the Greenland Archaean craton and the ...
Palaeoproterozoic magmatism throughout the North Atlantic Craton (NAC) has produced dyke swarms of d...
The Archaean block of southern Greenland constitutes the core of the North Atlantic craton (NAC) and...
During the Proterozoic, several mafic dykes with variable trends and mineralogies intruded the Archa...
During the Proterozoic, several mafic dykes with variable trends and mineralogies intruded the Archa...
The Arctic Ocean comprises two major ocean basins (Amerasia and Eurasia) separated by a c. 1800 km l...
Abstract: Mesozoic to Palaeogene intrusive igneous rocks in West Greenland range from a large, coast...
Abstract: A number of planar normal faults displace Tertiary basaltic intrusions in the Traill Ø reg...
The Kangâmiut dyke swarm in West Greenland intruded Archaean terrains at 2.04 Ga, and its northern p...
Following upon previous work on the 1630 Ma Melville Bugt Dyke Swarm (MBDS) along the NW coast of Gr...
In the North Atlantic domain, the SE Greenland volcanic margin developed in response to continental ...
Ultraslow spreading ridges are poorly understood plate boundaries consisting of magmatic and amagmat...
Ultraslow spreading ridges are poorly understood plate boundaries consisting of magmatic and amagmat...
Earth history is punctuated by a series of events of supercontinent amalgamation and break-up. Fragm...
The Kap Washington Group of peralkaline volcanics is exposed along the coast of North Greenland at C...
A lithospherically weak zone embracing the southern margin of the Greenland Archaean craton and the ...