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  1. Restoring the source-to-sink relationships in the Paleogene foreland basins in the Central and Southern Alps (Switzerland, Italy, France): a detrital zircon study approach

    Late Paleogene syn-tectonic magmatic products are known from sandstones contained in the North Alpine (NAFB) and South Alpine (SAFB) foreland basins...

    Gang Lu, Andrea Di Capua, ... Sean D. Willett in International Journal of Earth Sciences
    Article 03 June 2019
  2. Evaluating igneous sources of the Taveyannaz formation in the Central Alps by detrital zircon U–Pb age dating and geochemistry

    Late Palaeogene syn-tectonic volcanic products have been found in the Northern Alpine foreland basin and in the South Alpine hemipelagic basin. The...

    Gang Lu, Wilfried Winkler, ... Sean D. Willett in Swiss Journal of Geosciences
    Article 23 February 2018
  3. The Traversella Mining Site as Piemonte Geosite

    The Traversella mining area, nearly 60 km North of Torino, was, together with Brosso, a very important mining district for iron exploitation. The...

    Emanuele Costa, Giovanna Antonella Dino, ... Piergiorgio Rossetti in Geoheritage
    Article 25 November 2017
  4. The Tertiary dike magmatism in the Southern Alps: geochronological data and geodynamic significance

    The relationships between tectonics and magmatic activity in the Alps are still debated. Despite an active subduction since the Late Cretaceous, no...

    Maria Aldina Bergomi, Stefano Zanchetta, Annalisa Tunesi in International Journal of Earth Sciences
    Article 08 November 2014
  5. Continuity in geochemistry and time of the Tertiary Bergell intrusion (Central Alps)

    The calc-alkaline Bergell intrusion is classically mapped as a main tonalite and main granodiorite unit, whose ages have been determined at 32 and...

    Omar Gianola, Max W. Schmidt, ... Eric Reusser in Swiss Journal of Geosciences
    Article 03 December 2014
  6. Dating emplacement and evolution of the orogenic magmatism in the internal Western Alps: 1. The Miagliano Pluton

    The Canavese Line in the Western Alps represents the position in the Alpine chain, where alkaline and calc-alkaline magmatism occur in close spatial...

    Alfons Berger, Tonny B. Thomsen, ... Ivan Mercolli in Swiss Journal of Geosciences
    Article 08 May 2012
  7. Dating emplacement and evolution of the orogenic magmatism in the internal Western Alps: 2. The Biella Volcanic Suite

    The high-pressure metamorphic rocks of the Sesia–Lanzo zone are partly covered by a volcano-sedimentary unit, the Biella Volcanic Suite....

    Notburga Kapferer, Ivan Mercolli, ... Bernhard Fügenschuh in Swiss Journal of Geosciences
    Article 29 April 2012
  8. Single and double exhumation of fault blocks in the internal Sesia-Lanzo Zone and the Ivrea-Verbano Zone (Biella, Italy)

    The combination of magmatic, structural and fission track (FT) data is used to unravel Oligocene/Miocene near-surface tectonics in the internal...

    A. Berger, I. Mercolli, ... B. Fügenschuh in International Journal of Earth Sciences
    Article 24 February 2012
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