Relict basin closure accommodates continental convergence with minimal crustal shortening or deceleration of plate motion as inferred from detrital zircon provenance in the Caucasus

E. Cowgill, Tea Godoladze(Ilia State University), Adam M. Forte(Louisiana State University), Mikheil Elashvili(Ilia State University), Nathan A. Niemi(University of Michigan), Alexander Tye(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Charles C. Trexler(Planetary Science Institute), B. Avdeev(Environmental Research Institute of Michigan), Z. Javakhishvili(Ilia State University)
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
December 1, 2016
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