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Subducted

sub·duc·tion (s b-d k sh n). n. A geologic process in which one edge of one crustal plate is forced below the edge of another.

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Shape of the subducted Rivera and Cocos plates in southern: www.geo.mtu.edu

Thermal modeling of subducted plates: tear and hotspot at the: Thermal modeling of subducted plates: tear and hotspot at the. Kamchatka corner Keywords: subduction; dynamics of lithosphere and mantle; hotspot. 1.; www.unc.edu

Possible density segregation of subducted oceanic lithosphere: netfiles.uiuc.edu

Active and remnant subducted slabs beneath: A complex, nearly continuous subduction system exists beneath the Italian region .; www.earth-prints.org

Subducted Seamount Imaged in the Rupture Zone of the 1946: www.sciencemag.org

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Subduction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: en.wikipedia.org

Subducted - definition of Subducted by the Free Online Dictionary: sub·duc·tion (s b-d k sh n). n. A geologic process in which one edge of one crustal plate is forced below the edge of another.; www.thefreedictionary.com

Subduction: Subduction is the process in which one plate is pushed downward beneath another plate into the underlying mantle when plates move towards each other.; library.thinkquest.org

Plate Tectonics : Subduction Zones: Subduction Zones. When two oceanic plates collide, the younger of the two plates, because it is less dense,* will ride over the edge of the older plate.; www.platetectonics.com

Subduction: This process is called subduction. The slab that is forced back into the Earth usually undergoes melting when the edges get to a depth which is hot enough.; www.windows2universe.org

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