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Fig. 8 | Earth, Planets and Space

Fig. 8

From: Seismic wave attenuation (1/Qp) in the crust underneath the Eastern and eastern Southern Alps (Europe): imaging effects of faults, fractures, and fluids

Fig. 8

The conceptual model showing the main anomalies of our study in the tectonic context. The thick gray lines accentuate the PAF and GF lines. The arrow indicates the average direction of the motion of Adria relative to Eurasia (Serpelloni et al. 2016; Devoti et al. 2017). Solid circles depict the earthquakes used in the attenuation tomography and open circles indicate those additionally employed in the travel-time tomography. The dark gray polygons illustrate the surface exposure of Permian magmatic rocks from Tadiello and Braitenberg 2021. High- and low-attenuated anomalies are denoted by red and blue hachured polygons, respectively. For abbreviations see the caption of Fig. 1

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