Abstract. The Three Rivers Region in south-east Tibet represents a transition between the strongly deformed zone around Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis (EHS) and less Tibetan Plateau margin Yunnan Sichuan. In this study, we compile model published thermochronometric ages for two massifs facing each other across Mekong River core of (TRR), using thermo-kinematic code Pecube to constrain their exhumat...

Abstract: Exhumation is a procedure of removing corpse carried out for medicolegal investi-gations, relocation, or other purposes. This study aimed to determine the overview forensic findings in exhumation cases North Sulawesi during years 2019-2021. was descriptive and retrospective using data Visum et Repertum. The results obtained five period January 2019-August 2021. In year 2019 there most...

Abstract The equatorial margin of Brazil is an example a rift with complex landscape, dominated by escarpment perpendicular to the continental margin, which testifies equally and post‐rift surface tectonic evolution. This has been focus long debate on driving mechanism for tectonics amount exhumation. study contributes this new petrographic thermochronologic data 152 samples from three basins, ...

Detailed mapping and geochronologic investigations from the eastern, southern, and western Nanga Parbat–Haramosh massif reveal two thrust-displacement shear zones that have a spatial and temporal link with granite plutonism from ca. 10 to 1 Ma. The shear zones define a crustal-scale antiformal pop-up structure, with dominant west-northwest–vergent and subordinate east-southeast–vergent thrustin...

I. Overview and introduction. We propose to apply methods of low-temperature thermochronometry based on the (U-Th)/He system in apatite to investigate the exhumation history, the development of the present topography, and the pattern of glacial erosion in the central Antarctic Peninsula. Recent studies have used this approach to study the dramatic, high-relief landscapes formed by Pleistocene a...

The theories of critical orogenic wedges and fluvial erosion are combined to explore the interactions between tectonics, erosion, and climate. A model framework is developed which allows the derivation of an exact analytical scaling relationship for how orogen width, height, and rock uplift rate vary as a function of accretionary flux and precipitation rate. Compared to a model with prescribed ...

This report describes a re-examination of the remains of a young male child recovered in the Northwest Atlantic following the loss of the Royal Mail Ship Titanic in 1912 and buried as an unknown in Halifax, Nova Scotia shortly thereafter. Following exhumation of the grave in 2001, mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) hypervariable region 1 sequencing and odontological examination of the extremely limited ...

This special issue of The Public Historian will examine what is a pressing, pervasive, traumatic, and very public contemporary issue in which history and historians are heavily involved in many countries around the globe. Authors will investigate a range of issues around the state involvement in death, including the role of the state as perpetrator and its responsibilities to the victims and th...

We model crustal deformation and the resulting thermal structure across the Nepal Himalaya, assuming that, since 20Ma, shortening across the range has been primarily taken up by slip along a single thrust fault, the Main Himalayan Thrust (MHT) Fault, and that the growth of the Himalayan wedge has resulted mainly from underplating and to the development of a duplex at midcrustal depth. We show t...

The introduction of molecular biology techniques, especially of DNA analysis, for human identification is a recent advance in legal medicine. Substantial effort has continuously been made in an attempt to identify cadavers and human remains after wars, socio-political problems and mass disasters. In addition, because of the social dynamics of large cities, there are always cases of missing peop...