Abstract The Calabrian Arc subduction complex, in the northern Ionian Sea, is facing directly
the westward subducting Apulian Swell, a sliver of continental crust covered by about 8 km …

Abstract The Calabrian Arc is a narrow subduction–rollback system resulting from
Africa/Eurasia plate convergence. While crustal shortening is taken up in the accretionary …

Abstract The Calabrian Arc is a one-of-a-kind subduction zone, featuring one of the shortest
slab segments (< 150 km), one of the thickest accretionary wedges, and one of the oldest …

Abstract The Calabrian Arc represents one of the most active sectors of the upper plate of
the Tyrrhenian-Ionian subduction system. This research aims to reconstruct the evolution of …

Mantle-derived serpentinites have been detected at magma-poor rifted margins and above
subduction zones, where they are usually produced by fluids released from the slab to the …

The integrated interpretation of different types of data, consisting of a detailed Digital Terrain
Model, field structural and morphotectonic observations, high resolution seismic data …

Mud diapirs and gas chimneys are widely developed in continental slope areas, which can
provide sufficient gas for hydrate formation, and they are important for finding natural gas …

Abstract Seismic reflection (2D/3D), borehole and bathymetric data are used to recognize a
new gravitational complex in the Gulf of Squillace, Southern Italy, named the Squillace …

We have identified seven mechanisms by which mobile shales can pierce their roofs. The
operative piercement mechanism depends on mobile‐shale viscosity, roof strength and …

Abstract The Calabrian Arc subduction-rollback system hosts seismogenic faults capable of
generating earthquakes exceeding magnitude 7. Since earthquakes are the result of long …