Veining style and size-scaling behavior throughout the generation and exhumation of subduction mélange: Evidence from Japan and Alaska

Keyphrases

• Japan 100%
• Alaska 100%
• Subduction 100%
• Scaling Behavior 100%
• Size Scaling 100%
• Cathodoluminescence 66%
• Foliation 66%
• Fluid Inclusions 66%
• Vein Formation 66%
• Opening-mode Fracture 66%
• Low Density 33%
• Silica 33%
• Ancillary 33%
• Quartz Crystal 33%
• High Temperature 33%
• Power Law 33%
• Shale 33%
• Coseismic 33%
• Sand 33%
• Compaction 33%
• Aperture Size 33%
• Simple Shear 33%
• Fluid Status 33%
• Microfracture 33%
• Silt 33%
• Plate Convergence 33%
• Crack-seal 33%
• Pore Space 33%
• Fluid Density 33%
• Kodiak 33%
• Accretionary Complex 33%
• Thin Section 33%
• Earthquake Cycle 33%
• SW Japan 33%
• Quartz Cement 33%
• Cementation 33%
• Pure Shear 33%
• Host Rock 33%
• Subduction Interface 33%
• Fracture Opening 33%
• Overgrowing 33%
• Rapid Healing 33%
• Seismogenic Depth 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Calcite 100%
• Japan 100%
• Exhumation 100%
• Fluid Inclusion 100%
• Alaska 100%
• Cathodoluminescence 100%
• United States of America 50%
• Power Law 50%
• Plate Convergence 50%
• Pore Space 50%
• Cementation 50%
• Host Rock 50%
• Quartz Crystal 50%