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Mountain Building
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Subduction Zones
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Volcanism
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Subduction
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For Arc and Back Arc
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Back Arc Spreading
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Island Arc Mountain Building
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Andean Mountain Building
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Primary Magma
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Batholith
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Acclimationary Wedge
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Coastal Ranges
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North American Cordillera
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accretion and orogenesis
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continental collisions
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Himalayas
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Tibetan Plateau
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The Himalayas
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Appalachians
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Taconic Arc
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Akkadian
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Africa
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Basin Range
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Two Theories
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Wooden Blocks
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Compressional Forces
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Isostatic uplift
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Gravitational collapse
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Mantle convection
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Crustal subsidence
Description:
Explore the geological processes behind mountain formation in this 46-minute lecture. Delve into subduction zones, volcanism, and island arc mountain building. Examine the formation of the Andes, North American Cordillera, and Himalayas. Investigate continental collisions, accretionary wedges, and the creation of coastal ranges. Learn about the Appalachian mountain range and its Taconic Arc. Analyze theories on basin and range formation, including isostatic uplift, gravitational collapse, mantle convection, and crustal subsidence. Gain insights into the complex mechanisms that shape Earth's dramatic mountain landscapes.

Mountain Building

Sven Holbik
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