Structure and evolution of the southern Solomon Sea region.

Davies, H. L.; Symonds, P. A.; Ripper, I. D.

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Structure and evolution of the southern Solomon Sea region.

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1984

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Davies, H. L.

Symonds, P. A.

Ripper, I. D.

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The structure of the N and NE Solomon Sea is relatively simple, and discussed only briefly. Attention is focussed on the Solomon Sea Basin itself, and on its complex S margin and adjacent platforms, basins, and land areas. Presents a review of regional geological and geophysical data and, in particular, some previously unpublished seismic reflection profiles. -after Authors

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