Earth and Planetary Science Letters

Editorial Board
pp. ii-ii(1)

New oceanic proxies for paleoclimate
pp. 1-13(13)
Author: Henderson G.M.

High-resolution estimates of lithospheric thickness from Missouri to Massachusetts, USA
pp. 15-23(9)
Author: van der Lee S.

Seismic evidence for stepwise thickening of the crust across the NE Tibetan plateau
pp. 25-33(9)
Authors: Vergne J.; Wittlinger G.; Hui Q.; Tapponnier P.; Poupinet G.; Mei J.; Herquel G.; Paul A.

Modes of raising northeastern Tibet probed by explosion seismology
pp. 35-43(9)
Authors: Galve A.; Hirn A.; Mei J.; Gallart J.; de Voogd B.; Lepine J.-C.; Diaz J.; Youxue W.; Hui Q.

Where did rotational shortening occur in the Himalayas? - Inferences from palaeomagnetic remagnetisations
pp. 45-57(13)
Authors: Schill E.; Crouzet C.; Gautam P.; Singh V.K.; Appel E.

3D shear-wave velocity structure of the Eifel plume, Germany
pp. 59-82(24)
Authors: Keyser M.; Ritter J.R.R.; Jordan M.

Episodic tectonic plate reorganizations driven by mantle convection
pp. 83-91(9)
Authors: King S.D.; Lowman J.P.; Gable C.W.

Mantle flow patterns at the Neyriz Paleo-spreading center, Iran
pp. 93-104(12)
Author: Nadimi A.

Constraints on the dynamics of mantle plumes from uplift of the Hawaiian Islands
pp. 105-116(12)
Authors: Zhong S.; Watts A.B.

Variations in the distribution of magma in the lower crust and at the Moho beneath the East Pacific Rise at 9^o-10^oN
pp. 117-130(14)
Authors: Crawford W.C.; Webb S.C.

Mechanisms of magmatic gas loss along the Southeast Indian Ridge and the Amsterdam -St. Paul Plateau
pp. 131-148(18)
Authors: Burnard P.G.; Graham D.W.; Farley K.A.

Geothermal constraints on the hydrological regime of the TAG active hydrothermal mound, inferred from long-term monitoring
pp. 149-163(15)
Authors: Goto S.; Kinoshita M.; Matsubayashi O.; Von Herzen R.P.

Massive barite deposits and carbonate mineralization in the Derugin Basin, Sea of Okhotsk: precipitation processes at cold seep sites
pp. 165-180(16)
Authors: Greinert J.; Bollwerk S.M.; Derkachev A.; Bohrmann G.; Suess E.

Fluid seepage along the San Clemente Fault scarp: basin-wide impact on barium cycling
pp. 181-194(14)
Authors: Torres M.E.; McManus J.; Huh C.-A.

CH₄-consuming microorganisms and the formation of carbonate crusts at cold seeps
pp. 195-203(9)
Authors: Aloisi G.; Bouloubassi I.; Heijs S.K.; Pancost R.D.; Pierre C.; Sinninghe Damste J.S.; Gottschal J.C.; Forney L.J.; Rouchy J.-M.

Compaction in a mantle with a very small melt concentration: Implications for the generation of carbonatitic and carbonate-bearing high alkaline mafic melt impregnations
pp. 205-220(16)
Authors: Rabinowicz M.; Ricard Y.; Gregoire M.

Modelling the effect of evaporation on the salinity-⁸⁷Sr/⁸⁶Sr relationship in modern and ancient marginal-marine systems: the Mediterranean Messinian Salinity Crisis
pp. 221-233(13)
Authors: Flecker R.; de Villiers S.; Ellam R.M.

Role of water in the origin of podiform chromitite deposits
pp. 235-243(9)
Authors: Matveev S.; Ballhaus C.

Water-weakened lower crust and its role in the concentrated deformation in the Japanese Islands
pp. 245-253(9)
Authors: Iio Y.; Sagiya T.; Kobayashi Y.; Shiozaki I.

Deformable backstop as seaward end of coseismic slip in the Nankai Trough seismogenic zone
pp. 255-263(9)
Authors: Nakanishi A.; Kodaira S.; Park J.-O.; Kaneda Y.

Slow earthquakes and great earthquakes along the Nankai trough
pp. 265-275(11)
Authors: Linde A.T.; Sacks I.S.

Late amagmatic extension along the central and eastern segments of the West Philippine Basin fossil spreading axis
pp. 277-293(17)
Authors: Deschamps A.; Okino K.; Fujioka K.

Cretaceous volcanic rocks of the South Tethyan suture zone, Pakistan: implications for the Reunion hotspot and Deccan Traps
pp. 295-310(16)
Authors: Mahoney J.J.; Duncan R.A.; Khan W.; Gnos E.; McCormick G.R.

Crustal thickness along the western Galapagos Spreading Center and the compensation of the Galapagos hotspot swell
pp. 311-327(17)
Authors: Canales J.P.; Ito G.; Detrick R.S.; Sinton J.

Ordovician palaeogeography with new palaeomagnetic data from the Montagne Noire (Southern France)
pp. 329-341(13)
Authors: Nysaether E.; Torsvik T.H.; Feist R.; Walderhaug H.J.; Eide E.A.

Integrated Upper Carnian to Lower Norian biochronology and implications for the Upper Triassic magnetic polarity time scale
pp. 343-351(9)
Authors: Krystyn L.; Gallet Y.; Besse J.; Marcoux J.

New paleomagnetic result from the Ethiopian flood basalts in the Abbay (Blue Nile) and Kessem gorges
pp. 353-367(15)
Authors: Kidane T.; Abebe B.; Courtillot V.; Herrero E.

First-order reversal curve (FORC) diagrams for pseudo-single-domain magnetites at high temperature
pp. 369-382(14)
Authors: Muxworthy A.R.; Dunlop D.J.

Sediment focusing creates 100-ka cycles in interplanetary dust accumulation on the Ontong Java Plateau
pp. 383-397(15)
Authors: Higgins S.M.; Anderson R.F.; Marcantonio F.; Schlosser P.; Stute M.

Experimental constraints on the chemical evolution of large icy satellites
pp. 399-412(14)
Authors: Scott H.P.; Williams Q.; Ryerson F.J.

The sulfur isotopic composition of Neoproterozoic seawater sulfate: implications for a snowball Earth?
pp. 413-429(17)
Authors: Hurtgen M.T.; Arthur M.A.; Suits N.S.; Kaufman A.J.

Aqueous alteration in the Northwest Africa 817 (NWA 817) Martian meteorite
pp. 431-444(14)
Authors: Gillet P.; Barrat J.A.; Deloule E.; Wadhwa M.; Jambon A.; Sautter V.; Devouard B.; Neuville D.; Benzerara K.; Lesourd M.

¹⁸O of carbonate, quartz and phosphate from belemnite guards: implications for the isotopic record of old fossils and the isotopic composition of ancient seawater
pp. 445-459(15)
Authors: Longinelli A.; Iacumin P.; Ramigni M.

Later Pleistocene/Holocene climate conditions of Qinghai-Xizhang Plateau (Tibet) based on carbon and oxygen stable isotopes of Zabuye Lake sediments
pp. 461-477(17)
Authors: Wang R.L.; Scarpitta S.C.; Zhang S.C.; Zheng M.P.

Mantle heterogeneity beneath the southern Mid-Atlantic Ridge: trace element evidence for contamination of ambient asthenospheric mantle
pp. 479-498(20)
Authors: le Roux P.J.; le Roex A.P.; Schilling J.-G.; Shimizu N.; Perkins W.W.; Pearce N.J.G.

The interpretation of inverse isochron diagrams in ⁴⁰Ar/³⁹Ar geochronology
pp. 499-506(8)
Author: Kuiper Y.D.

Stalagmite from the Austrian Alps reveals Dansgaard-Oeschger events during isotope stage 3: - Implications for the absolute chronology of Greenland ice cores
pp. 507-518(12)
Authors: Spotl C.; Mangini A.

Long-range detection of hydroacoustic signals from large icebergs in the Ross Sea, Antarctica
pp. 519-534(16)
Authors: Talandier J.; Hyvernaud O.; Okal E.A.; Piserchia P.-F.

Intensity and direction of lattice-preferred orientation of olivine: are electrical and seismic anisotropies of the Australian mantle reconcilable?
pp. 535-547(13)
Author: Simpson F.

Elasticity of pyrope and majorite-pyrope solid solutions to high temperatures
pp. 549-555(7)
Authors: Sinogeikin S.V.; Bass J.D.

Elasticity of (Mg_0.83,Fe_0.17)O ferropericlase at high pressure: ultrasonic measurements in conjunction with X-radiation techniques
pp. 557-566(10)
Authors: Kung J.; Li B.; Weidner D.J.; Zhang J.; Liebermann R.C.

The effect of ferromagnetism on the equation of state of Fe₃C studied by first-principles calculations
pp. 567-575(9)
Authors: Vocadlo L.; Brodholt J.; Dobson D.P.; Knight K.S.; Marshall W.G.; Price G.D.; Wood I.G.

Inversion of relative motion data for estimates of the velocity gradient field and fault slip
pp. 577-591(15)
Authors: Spakman W.; Nyst M.C.J.