Shen, W. & Ritzwoller, M. H. Crustal and uppermost mantle structure beneath the United States.
Differences in the mantle structure clearly discriminate the two investigated sebacinoid mycorrhizal types.
Waszek, L., Schmerr, N., Ballmer, M. Global observations of mid-mantle reflectors with implications for mantle structure and dynamics.
Jin, G. et al. Crust and upper mantle structure associated with extension in the Wood-lark Rift, Papua New Guinea from Rayleigh-wave tomography.
Zhong, S. J. & Rudolph, M. L. On the temporal evolution of long-wavelength mantle structure of the Earth mantle since the Early Paleozoic.
Gao, H. & Shen, Y. Upper mantle structure of the Cascades from full-wave ambient noise tomography: Evidence for 3D mantle upwelling in the back-arc.
Sediments gradually accumulate on top of these, producing a comparatively simple pattern of sediment, basaltic basement, gabbroic layering, and underlying mantle structure.
Their results have implications for geologists concerned with crust and mantle structure, as well as for biologists interested in life around hydrothermal vents.
The seismic observations are expected to provide key data on the size of the lunar core, as well as data on deep lunar mantle structure.
The seismic observations are expected to provide key data on the size of the lunar core, as well as data on the deep mantle structure.
With 19 seismic stations located around the gulf, the NARS-Baja experiment (2002 2008) was designed to image its crustal and mantle structure.
