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Advective thickening

Jordan (1988) investigated mnch this same question in considerable detail. The conclusions he drew more than a decade ago from available seismic, geochemical, petrological and geological data remain viable today. Jordan concluded that the most plausible mechanism of keel formation involved subdnction-zone depletion of mantle rocks and subsequent advective thickening through large-scale compressional (collisional) processes where the refractory residues are swept... [Pg.21]

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