More than 100 years after the devasting Messina-Reggio Calabria earthquake (M= 7.1), the
largest seismic event ever recorded in southern Europe in the instrumental epoch, its …

Destructive tsunamis are most often generated by large earthquakes occurring at subduction
interfaces, but also other “atypical” sources—defined as crustal earthquakes and non …

There have been significant changes in sea level over the past two million years, and a
complete understanding of natural cycles of change as well as anthropogenic effects is …

The basement structure of the Cenozoic En** Sag, within the Pearl River Mouth Basin on
the northern margin of South China Sea, is revealed by borehole-constrained high-quality …

Landslides contribute to dismantle active mountain ranges and faults control the location of
landslides. Yet, evidence of the long‐term, regional dependency of landslides on active …

The present paper reviews a number of geophysical and geological datasets acquired in
recent and less recent times on the modern Messina Strait, aiming at reconstructing the …

Inversion tectonics represent a key process in many orogens worldwide. The related
mechanisms of fault reactivation and the effects of an articulated preshortening setting on …

Several mountainous regions are currently affected by syn-or post-orogenic active
extension. We investigate how a newly-formed normal fault interacts with structures inherited …

For decades, many authors have attempted to define the location, geometry and kinematics
of the causative fault for the 1908 December 28, M 7.1 earthquake that struck the Messina …

Structural style of Quaternary extension in the Crati Valley (Calabrian Arc): Evidence in
support of an east-dip** detachment fault | Italian Journal of Geosciences …