… environments we study are those present in major ocean basins and not back-arc basins. …
observations of Moho in ocean basins from experiments designed to image oceanic crustal …

… Through the literature [published bibliography] it is easy to find the Moho discontinuity being
… such phrases as the seismic Moho, the refraction Moho, the reflection Moho, the electric …

… With these densities, the land and ocean … Mohorovičić discontinuity under the continents.
At the time of impact of the meteorites forming the ocean basins, the Mohorovičić discontinuity …

… ocean basins (excluding the water column) and from 20 to 70 km for continental crust.
Additionally, in the traditional view, Moho … detailed studies of exposed Moho remnants in ophiolites …

… discontinuous layer separates the crust and the mantle of the Earth and extends from 30
km to 50 km below the continents and about 10 km below sea-level in the ocean basins. It has …

… the shallow shelf area and the deep ocean basin. Although the_crustai structure beneath the
… beneath the ocean basin, on the other hand, shows an oceanic crust on which several sea-…

… and reflection data for the continental Moho discontinuity discussed in this paper indicate
that reflection and refraction data provide different idormation on the Moho. Thus, at least a …

… The three dashed curves represent geothermal gradients increasн ing from ocean basins
(Al to continental shields (Cl, and reaching maximum values beneath mountain belts (B). …

… This transition is followed by significant crustal thinning toward the Pannonian basin. The
Mohorovičić discontinuity lies the … Moho depths in the transition zone toward the Pannonian …

… The main objective of the study was to infer the depth to the crust - mantle boundary
known as the Mohorovičić Discontinuity (Moho) using two - dimensional gravity modeling …