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Correction to “On the causes and modes of exhumation and lateral growth of the Alps”

Claudio Rosenberg, Alfons Berger

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[1] In the paper “On the causes and modes of exhumation and lateral growth of the Alps” by Claudio L. Rosenberg and Alfons Berger (Tectonics, 29, TC6001, doi:10.1029/2008TC002442, 2010), the captions for Figures 5c and 5d should be reversed. Figure 5 caption should read as follows: Figure 5. Compiled and contoured ages of fission tracks in zircons and apatites. (a) Apatite fission track ages in the central and Western Alps, redrawn after Fügenschuh and Schmid [2003], Keller et al. [2006], Reinecker et al. [2008], and Vernon et al. [2008]. (b) Zircon fission tracks in the central and Western Alps. Sources are the same as in Figure 5a. (c) Zircon fission track ages in the Eastern Alps. Compiled after Dunkl et al. [2003], Fodor et al. [2008], Fügenschuh et al. [1997], Most [2003], Stöckhert et al. [1999], Viola et al. [2001], and Wölfler et al. [2008]. Ages are normalized to a height of 1000 m on the base of exhumation rates published and/or calculated from the cited papers. (d) Apatite fission track ages in the Eastern Alps. Compiled after Dunkl et al. [2003], Fodor et al. [2008], Foeken et al. [2007], Fügenschuh et al. [1997], Grundmann and Morteani [1985], Hejl [1998], Most [2003], Staufenberg [1987], Stöckhert et al. [1999], Viola et al. [2001], and Wölfler et al. [2008]. Ages are normalized to a height of 1000 m on the base of exhumation rates published and/or calculated from the papers quoted above.

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[1] In the paper “On the causes and modes of exhumation and lateral growth of the Alps” by Claudio L. Rosenberg and Alfons Berger (Tectonics, 29, TC6001, doi:10.1029/2008TC002442, 2010), the captions for Figures 5c and 5d should be reversed. Figure 5 caption should read as follows: Figure 5. Compiled and contoured ages of fission tracks in zircons and apatites. (a) Apatite fission track ages in the central and Western Alps, redrawn after Fügenschuh and Schmid [2003], Keller et al. [2006], Reinecker et al. [2008], and Vernon et al. [2008]. (b) Zircon fission tracks in the central and Western Alps. Sources are the same as in Figure 5a. (c) Zircon fission track ages in the Eastern Alps. Compiled after Dunkl et al. [2003], Fodor et al. [2008], Fügenschuh et al. [1997], Most [2003], Stöckhert et al. [1999], Viola et al. [2001], and Wölfler et al. [2008]. Ages are normalized to a height of 1000 m on the base of exhumation rates published and/or calculated from the cited papers. (d) Apatite fission track ages in the Eastern Alps. Compiled after Dunkl et al. [2003], Fodor et al. [2008], Foeken et al. [2007], Fügenschuh et al. [1997], Grundmann and Morteani [1985], Hejl [1998], Most [2003], Staufenberg [1987], Stöckhert et al. [1999], Viola et al. [2001], and Wölfler et al. [2008]. Ages are normalized to a height of 1000 m on the base of exhumation rates published and/or calculated from the papers quoted above.

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[1] In the paper “On the causes and modes of exhumation and lateral growth of the Alps” by Claudio L. Rosenberg and Alfons Berger (Tectonics, 29, TC6001, doi:10.1029/2008TC002442, 2010), the captions for Figures 5c and 5d should be reversed. Figure 5 caption should read as follows: Figure 5. Compiled and contoured ages of fission tracks in zircons and apatites. (a) Apatite fission track ages in the central and Western Alps, redrawn after Fügenschuh and Schmid [2003], Keller et al. [2006], Reinecker et al. [2008], and Vernon et al. [2008]. (b) Zircon fission tracks in the central and Western Alps. Sources are the same as in Figure 5a. (c) Zircon fission track ages in the Eastern Alps. Compiled after Dunkl et al. [2003], Fodor et al. [2008], Fügenschuh et al. [1997], Most [2003], Stöckhert et al. [1999], Viola et al. [2001], and Wölfler et al. [2008]. Ages are normalized to a height of 1000 m on the base of exhumation rates published and/or calculated from the cited papers. (d) Apatite fission track ages in the Eastern Alps. Compiled after Dunkl et al. [2003], Fodor et al. [2008], Foeken et al. [2007], Fügenschuh et al. [1997], Grundmann and Morteani [1985], Hejl [1998], Most [2003], Staufenberg [1987], Stöckhert et al. [1999], Viola et al. [2001], and Wölfler et al. [2008]. Ages are normalized to a height of 1000 m on the base of exhumation rates published and/or calculated from the papers quoted above.

Key concepts: Zircon, Fission track dating, Geology, Tectonics, Paleontology

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