Lithosphere Weakening During Arctic Ocean Opening: Evidence From Effective Elastic Thickness

Lu, Yu; Lu, Zichen; Li, Chun‐Feng; Zhu, Shuang; Audet, Pascal

doi:10.1029/2021gl094090

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Lithosphere Weakening During Arctic Ocean Opening: Evidence From Effective Elastic Thickness

Abstract: The Arctic effective elastic thickness (T e ) map is obtained by spectral analysis • Sedimentary correction for vertical density variation improves the T e estimation • Pre-breakup lithospheric extension caused low T e along passive margins

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