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Basin and Range probably occurred during the Miocene By contrast, other regions, such as the Aegean Sea and the D Entrecasteaux islands (Section 782), do not show this relationship, implying a more viscous lower crust that resists ow beneath highly extended areas 3 Thin mantle lithosphere and anomalously high heat ow Like most wide rifts, the Basin and Range is characterized by high surface heat ow, negative long-wavelength Bouguer gravity anomalies, and low crustal Pn and Sn velocities (Catchings & Mooney, 1991; Jones et al, 1992; Zandt et al, 1995; Chulick & Mooney, 2002) Regional topography in the Basin and Range also is unusually high with an average of 12 km above mean sea level Low seismic velocities are discernible down to 300 400 km depth.

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Seismic tomographic models indicate that adiabatic mantle temperatures of 1300 C occur as shallow as 50 km under most of the province For comparison, temperatures at 50 100 km in the cratonic mantle beneath the stable eastern part of North America are on average 500 C cooler than under the Basin and Range All of these characteristics indicate a shallow asthenosphere and very thin, warm upper mantle (Goes & van der Lee, 2002) Temperatures at 110 km depth inferred from seismic velocity models suggest the presence of small melt and uid pockets in the shallow mantle beneath the Basin and Range (Goes & van der Lee, 2002) Warm, low-density subsolidus mantle also may contribute to the high average elevation and large-scale variations in topography of the region Other factors contributing to the high elevations probably include isostatic effects caused by previously thickened continental crust and magmatic intrusions.

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Equation 2.14 can be simpli ed to: 1 n Ti n +1 = Fo Ti n 1 - 2 T + Ti n 1 + - Fo i The corresponding equations for a boundary node and an interface node are: for the boundary nodes: 1 n n T1n +1 = 2 Fo BiTe,1 - 1 + Bi T + T2n 2 Fo 1 1 n n n n TN +1 = 2 Fo TN -1 - 1 + Bi T + BiTe, N 2 Fo N for the interface node between two layers of different materials: Ti n +1 = 2 Foa Ti n 1 - (2 Foa + 2 Fob - 1)Ti n + 2 FobTi n 1 + where: Bi = hoDx = Biot number k (2.20) (2.19) (2.17) (2.16)

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