Continental Margin of Western Europe: Slope Progradation and Erosion
Joseph R. Curray, David G. Moore, R.H. Belderson, A. H. Stride
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Joseph R. Curray, David G. Moore, R.H. Belderson, A. H. Stride
Abstract
Reflection profiling of the continental margin off western Europe shows seaward-dipping continental-slope deposits that have been dissected by submarine canyons west of the English Channel. These records refute previous interpretation of structural benches of older, nearly horizontal strata outcropping on the slope face.
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Reflection profiling of the continental margin off western Europe shows seaward-dipping continental-slope deposits that have been dissected by submarine canyons west of the English Channel. These records refute previous interpretation of structural benches of older, nearly horizontal strata outcropping on the slope face.
Key concepts: Geology, Continental margin, Progradation, Submarine canyon, Continental shelf, Outcrop, Canyon, Geomorphology