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Evolution and diversity of subduction zones controlled by slab width

W. P. Schellart, J. Freeman, D. R. Stegman, L. Moresi & D. May

Nature 446, 308-311(15 March 2007)

doi:10.1038/nature05615

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Figure 1

The major subduction zones on Earth for which the trench-perpendicular trench migration velocity (vTperpendicular) has been calculated.

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Figure 2

The proximity of subduction zone segments (200 km wide in trench-parallel extent) to the closest lateral slab edge, plotted against vTperpendicular for all subduction zones on Earth.

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Figure 3

Image illustrating a wide-slab subduction experiment.

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Figure 4

Influence of W on vTperpendicular and subduction zone geometry.

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Figure 5

Progressive evolution of four subduction zones with a different W (measured at the earliest time of the reconstruction).

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