… Consequently the Mohorovicic discontinuity may not … average levels of the Mohorovicic
discontinuity under oceans and … at the level of the Mohorovicic discontinuity beneath that region. …

… discontinuity by calculating the maximum depth penetrated by the P-ray … and thus
discovered the discontinuity that now bears his name.2 Mohorovièié's velocities just above …

THIS distinctive 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 …

… These have established the present high resolution knowledge on the characteristics
and nature of the Moho (examples of these programs are: ECORS (France); COCORP (USA); …

… This discontinuity, whioh forms the boundary between the crust and mantle, is … discontinuity
or simply the Moho. Until recently, the primary geophysical information concerning the nature …

… make it difficult to explain the M discontinuity beneath both oceans and … discontinuity may
be a chemical discontinuity between basalt and peridotite, and a similar chemical discontinuity …

… for both wave types immediately at the MohoroviEiC discontinuity. It also appears that the …
the Mohorovi% discontinuity depend mainly on the depth of the discontinuity and, except …

… islands the phase reflected at the MohorovičiĆ discontinuity. Until now the weakness and …
Our work leads us to propose that the surface of the MohorovičiĆ discontinuity may be …

… and particularly with the position of the MohoroviCIC discontinuity, ie to attempt a correlation
of … It should be noted that in nature we indeed deal with three types of magma, inasmuch as …

(Moho) might be caused by a phase change from basalt to eclogite has been widely discussed
during recent years1_., Evaluation of this hypothesis has been impeded by the paucity of …