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1. Three stages to form a large batholith after terrane accretion – An example from the Svecofennian orogen K. Nikkilä et al.
2. Sedimentary Record of Arc‐Continent Collision Along Mesozoic SW North America (Siuna Belt, Nicaragua) G. Andjić et al.
3. Carbonation of oceanic serpentinite related to extensive intraplate magmatism R. Oyanagi et al.
4. Geodynamic model and geological effect of seamount accretion in West Junggar, NW China G. Yang et al.
5. Subduction initiation triggered by collision: A review based on examples and models G. Yang
6. Geodynamic Evolution of Intra-Oceanic Island‒Arc Systems: Expansive (Izu-Bonin‒Marian), Accretionary (Nemuro‒Olutorsky) and Stationary (Aleutian) Types V. Chekhovich & A. Sukhov
7. Makran ophiolitic basalts (SE Iran) record Late Cretaceous Neotethys plume-ridge interaction R. Esmaeili et al.
8. Collision of the Caribbean Large Igneous Province with the Americas: Earliest evidence from the forearc of Costa Rica G. Andjić et al.
9. How Aseismic Ridges Modify the Dynamics of Free Subduction: A 3-D Numerical Investigation L. Suchoy et al.
10. About right: references in open-access EGU (European Geosciences Union) journals A. Pozzer
11. Timing of rifting of the Dongkaco microcontinent (Central Tibet) and implications for Neo-Tethyan evolution A. Ma et al.
12. When plateau meets subduction zone: A review of numerical models Z. Liu et al.
13. Structure of the Ecuadorian forearc from the joint inversion of receiver functions and ambient noise surface waves C. Koch et al.
14. Cretaceous to Miocene magmatism, sedimentation, and exhumation within the Alaska Range suture zone: A polyphase reactivated terrane boundary J. Trop et al.
15. Arc-crustal compression and its effects on the underlying mantle geometry as elucidated from the potential field signatures of the buckled Cretaceous Cebu lithosphere, Philippines N. Parcutela et al.
16. A geological map of the Scotia Sea area constrained by bathymetry, geological data, geophysical data and seismic tomography models from the deep mantle A. Beniest & W. Schellart
17. Accretionary models for the Neoproterozoic evolution of the Borborema Province: advances and open questions L. Santos & F. Caxito
18. Forearc Crustal Structure of Ecuador Revealed by Gravity and Aeromagnetic Anomalies and Their Geodynamic Implications C. Aizprua et al.
19. Terrane accretion explains thin and hot ocean-continent back-arcs Z. Erdős et al.
20. Can subduction initiation at a transform fault be spontaneous? D. Arcay et al.
21. Seismic Imaging of the Subducted Australian Continental Margin Beneath Timor and the Banda Arc Collision Zone P. Zhang & M. Miller
22. Numerical modeling of induced subduction initiation: Insights from the oceanic plateau accretion B. Sun et al.
23. The influence of accretionary orogenesis on subsequent rift dynamics Z. Erdős et al.
24. Chapter 5 Regional tectonics, structure and evolution of the Andaman–Nicobar Islands from ophiolite formation and obduction to collision and back-arc spreading C. Morley & M. Searle
25. Observations and modeling of flat subduction and its geological effects Z. Yan et al.
26. Seamount subduction and accretion in West Junggar, NW China: A review G. Yang et al.
27. Thermal architecture of the Salmon River suture zone, Idaho, USA: Implications for the structural evolution of a ductile accretionary complex during arc-continent collision S. Long et al.
28. The effect of seamount chain subduction and accretion G. Yang et al.
29. Pre-subduction of the Caroline Plateau intensifies lithospheric hydration in the southern Mariana Trench E. He et al.
30. Growth of primordial continents by cycles of oceanic lithosphere subductions: Evidence from tilted seismic anisotropy supported by geochemical and petrological findings V. Babuška & J. Plomerová
31. Early Paleozoic S-type granites as the basement of Southern Qiantang Terrane, Tibet W. Dan et al.
32. Igneous rocks related to porphyry Cu‐Au mineralization at the Dizon mine, Philippines W. Midea et al.
33. Unraveling the Proto-South China Sea plate in the mantle: New insights from seismic tomography T. Gou et al.
34. Oceanic mafic magmatism in the Siletz terrane, NW North America: Fragments of an Eocene oceanic plateau? B. Phillips et al.
35. Nature and evolution of the Precambrian lithosphere beneath the Arabian Shield of Saudi Arabia deduced from a suite of xenoliths from the Harrat Hutaymah Cenozoic volcanic field A. Ahmed et al.
36. Self-replicating subduction zone initiation by polarity reversal J. Almeida et al.
37. Numerical simulations of subduction, relamination and accretion of magmatic arcs – implications for continent-ocean convergent margins P. Maierová et al.
38. The Role of Crustal Radiogenic Heating in Ultra-High Temperature Metamorphism of Greater Himalayan Crystalline Complex: Insights from Numerical Modeling L. Zhang et al.
39. Enhanced arc magmatic productivity of the Western Pacific island arcs deduced from gravity-derived arc crustal growth rates N. Parcutela et al.
40. The Role of Lithospheric‐Deep Mantle Interactions on the Style and Stress Evolution of Arc‐Continent Collision A. Rodríguez Corcho et al.
41. Role of crustal radiogenic heating in ultra-high temperature metamorphism of the Greater Himalayan Crystalline complex: Phase equilibrium and numerical modelling Y. Fan et al.
42. Petrogenesis of Siletzia: The world's youngest oceanic plateau T. Ciborowski et al.
43. Ophiolitic rocks and plagiorhyolites from SW Ecuador (Cerro San José): petrology, geochemistry and tectonic setting E. Berrezueta et al.
44. Deep Structure of the North Natal Valley (Mozambique) Using Combined Wide‐Angle and Reflection Seismic Data A. Leprêtre et al.
45. The Jan Mayen microplate complex and the Wilson cycle C. Schiffer et al.
46. Is plate tectonics a post-Archean phenomenon? A petrological perspective M. Brown et al.
47. Arc accretion and crustal reworking from late Archean to Neoproterozoic in Northeast Brazil A. Ferreira et al.
48. Bathymetric Highs Control the Along-Strike Variations of the Manila Trench: 2D Numerical Modeling L. Ma et al.
49. The Formation of Continental Fragments in Subduction Settings: The Importance of Structural Inheritance and Subduction System Dynamics J. van den Broek et al.
50. The fate of oceanic plateaus: subduction versus accretion Z. Yan et al.
51. Seismic velocity structure beneath the Western Solomon Islands from the joint inversion of receiver functions and surface-wave dispersion curves C. Ku et al.
52. Permian to recent tectonic evolution of the Palaeotethys suture zone in NE Iran M. Ershadinia et al.
53. Reconstruction of the East Africa and Antarctica continental margins L. Nguyen et al.
54. The odyssey of Tibetan Plateau accretion prior to Cenozoic India-Asia collision: Probing the Mesozoic tectonic evolution of the Bangong-Nujiang Suture Y. Peng et al.
55. Caribbean plate tilted and actively dragged eastwards by low-viscosity asthenospheric flow Y. Chen et al.
56. Geochemical and geochronological evidence for a Middle Permian oceanic plateau fragment in the Paleo-Tethyan suture zone of NE Iran G. Topuz et al.
57. The Geodynamic Evolution of Intraoceanic Island‒Arc Systems: Expansive (Izu–Bonin‒Mariana), Accretionary (Nemur‒Olutor) and Stationary (Aleutian) Types V. Chekhovich & A. Sukhov
58. Metamorphic evolution of Mesozoic microcontinent suture zones in the Tibet region W. Dan et al.
59. Accretion of oceanic plateaus at continental margins: Numerical modeling J. Tao et al.
60. Microplate dynamics through the Wilson cycle: Insights from modelling and observations F. Cui et al.
61. The lower crust of the Gangdese magmatic arc, southern Tibet, implication for the growth of continental crust Z. Zhang et al.