Trouble under Tonga?

George Helffrich ()
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George Helffrich: University of Bristol, Wills Memorial Building

Nature, 2005, vol. 436, issue 7051, 637-638

Abstract: Earthquakes occur in cool, foundering tectonic plates deep within the Earth. But seismic data from the southwestern Pacific indicate that the minerals that make up the plates at depth don't behave as if they are cool.

Date: 2005
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