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(2013) Special Publication Vol. 369. Geological Society of London

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(2013) Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. doi:10.1144/sp369
(2013) About this title ‐ Conjugate Divergent Margins. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. doi:10.1144/sp369.0
(2013) Conjugate divergent margins: an introduction. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 1-10 doi:10.1144/sp369.26
(2013) Pre-rift tectonic scenario of the Eo-Cretaceous Gondwana break-up along SE Brazil–SW Africa: insights from tholeiitic mafic dyke swarms. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 11-40 doi:10.1144/sp369.24
(2013) Geochronology (Ar/Ar and K–Ar) of the South Atlantic post-break-up magmatism. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 41-74 doi:10.1144/sp369.21
(2013) Palaeogeographic consequences of conservational models in the South Atlantic Ocean. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 75-90 doi:10.1144/sp369.5
(2013) Kinematic keys of the Santos–Namibe basins. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 91-107 doi:10.1144/sp369.3
(2013) Late Cretaceous–Cenozoic sediment and turbidite reservoir supply to South Atlantic margins. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 109-128 doi:10.1144/sp369.7
(2013) Origin of the Rio Grande Rise–Walvis Ridge reviewed integrating palaeogeographic reconstruction, isotope geochemistry and flexural modelling. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 129-146 doi:10.1144/sp369.10
(2013) From oceanic crust to exhumed mantle: a 40 year (1970–2010) perspective on the nature of crust under the Santos Basin, SE Brazil. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 147-165 doi:10.1144/sp369.16
(2013) Crustal-scale architecture and segmentation of the South Atlantic volcanic margin. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 167-183 doi:10.1144/sp369.22
(2013) Rifting, subsidence and continental break-up above a mantle plume in the central South Atlantic. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 185-214 doi:10.1144/sp369.20
(2013) Crustal architecture of the Almada Basin, NE Brazil: an example of a non-volcanic rift segment of the South Atlantic passive margin. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 215-234 doi:10.1144/sp369.1
(2013) Exploration for Cretaceous stratigraphic traps in the Gulf of Guinea, West Africa and the discovery of the Jubilee Field: a play opening discovery in the Tano Basin, Offshore Ghana. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 235-248 doi:10.1144/sp369.12
(2013) The Namibian and Brazilian southern South Atlantic petroleum systems: are they comparable analogues?. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 249-266 doi:10.1144/sp369.18
(2013) Systematic variations in basement morphology and rifting geometry along the Nova Scotia and Morocco conjugate margins. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 267-287 doi:10.1144/sp369.9
(2013) Variations in rifting style and structure of the Scotian margin, Atlantic Canada, from 3D gravity inversion. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 289-300 doi:10.1144/sp369.11
(2013) Rift-basin development: lessons from the Triassic–Jurassic Newark Basin of eastern North America. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 301-321 doi:10.1144/sp369.13
(2013) US central Atlantic: new plays and petroleum prospectivity. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 323-336 doi:10.1144/sp369.2
(2013) Salt tectonics along the Atlantic margin of Morocco. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 337-353 doi:10.1144/sp369.23
(2013) Pre-discovery seismic modelling and prediction of the Deep Panuke Late Jurassic carbonate bank gas discovery, offshore Nova Scotia. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 355-371 doi:10.1144/sp369.25
(2013) Continental break-up mechanism; lessons from intermediate- and fast-extension settings. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 373-401 doi:10.1144/sp369.14
(2013) A tectonic model for hyperextension at magma-poor rifted margins: an example from the West Iberia–Newfoundland conjugate margins. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 403-427 doi:10.1144/sp369.19
(2013) The geodynamic province of transitional lithosphere adjacent to magma-poor continental margins. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 429-452 doi:10.1144/sp369.15
(2013) Variations in rift symmetry: cautionary examples from the Southern Rift System (Australia–Antarctica) Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 453-475 doi:10.1144/sp369.4
(2013) East Indian margin evolution and crustal architecture: integration of deep reflection seismic interpretation and gravity modelling. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 477-496 doi:10.1144/sp369.6
(2013) Architecture of rifted continental margins and break-up evolution: insights from the South Atlantic, North Atlantic and Red Sea–Gulf of Aden conjugate margins. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 497-535 doi:10.1144/sp369.17
(2013) Continental break-up along strike-slip fault zones; observations from the Equatorial Atlantic. Special Publication, 369. Geological Society of London. 537-556 doi:10.1144/sp369.8

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