Arc-continent collision zones form where an oceanic plate bearing an island arc converges with and is thrust beneath a continental margin, generating complex deformation, uplift and seismicity. These ...
Convergent plate boundaries, where one lithospheric plate descends beneath another, drive subduction and ultimately lead to arc-continent collision. In classical subduction settings, the downgoing ...
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