DR MARTIN ENGI Rhythms in rocks Rather than dimming appetites, a century’s study of the Western Alps has paved the way for ever more ambitious projects. Here, Dr Martin Engi explains why they remain an important area

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Date: 2013-10-22 08:05:21 Metamorphic petrology Alps Orogeny Sesia zone Subduction Continental collision Metamorphism Eclogite Shear zone Geology Plate tectonics Structural geology		DR MARTIN ENGI Rhythms in rocks Rather than dimming appetites, a century’s study of the Western Alps has paved the way for ever more ambitious projects. Here, Dr Martin Engi explains why they remain an important area Add to Reading List Source URL: www.earthsci.unibe.ch Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,21 MB Share Document on Facebook

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