Ophiolite Concept and the Evolution of Geological Thought

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Yildirim Dilek, Sally Newcomb
Geological Society of America, Jan 1, 2003 - Science - 504 pages
 

Contents

Ophiolite concept and its evolution
1
A personal history of the ophiolite concept
17
A major step in the evolution of the ophiolite concept
31
Perspectives on ophiolites before plate tectonics
55
A personal view
65
Die ophiolitischen Zonen in den mediterranen Kettengebirgen The ophiolitic zones in the Mediterranean mountain chains
77
Where did Gustav Steinmann see the trinity? Back to the roots of an Alpine ophiolite concept
93
Ophiolites historical contingency and the Wilson cycle
111
Development of ophiolitic perspectives on models of oceanic magma chambers beneath active spreading centers
187
Geology of suprasubduction zones Implications for the origin ofophiolites
227
The search for modern analogues
269
Its role in the evolution of the ophiolite concept
295
The Troodos ophiolite and the upper ocean crust a reciprocal traffic in scientific concepts
309
The sheeted dike complex of the Troodos ophiolite and its role in understanding midocean ridge processes
323
The evolution of ideas for the origin and emplacement of the western Hellenic ophiolites
337
Development of the ideas on the origin of Albanian ophiolites
351

Where ophiolites come from and what they tell us
137
Rifts ridges arcs andor scrapings?
153
Role of ophiolites in archipelago model of orogenesis
159
How well does the ophiolite model work for the Pacific Ocean crust?
173
Highpressure and ultrahighpressure metamorphic beltsSubduction recrystallization exhumation and significance for ophiolite study
365
The repeated rediscovery of melanges and its implications for the possibility and the role of objective evidence in the scientific enterprise
385
History of asbestos discovery and use and asbestosrelated disease in context with the occurrence of asbestos within ophiolite complexes
447
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