Fabrice Cordey

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Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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Fabrice Cordey is a Professor at Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1 in France. His research areas include the geology and geodynamics of oceanic plate stratigraphy and subduction, as illustrated by his recent publications on the Bridge River−Hozomeen ribbon cherts and the ophiolitic mélanges in Greece. He is also focused on the geologic history of the Canadian Cordillera, specifically the timing of the Cache Creek Ocean closure and magmatism in the region.

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Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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Back to the suture: Bridge River−Hozomeen ribbon cherts reveal long-lived ocean plate stratigraphy and polarity of subduction in western North America

Back to the suture: Bridge River−Hozomeen ribbon cherts reveal long-lived ocean plate stratigraphy and polarity of subduction in western North America

A juvenile Paleozoic ocean floor origin for eastern Stikinia, Canadian Cordillera

LOOKING FOR SOURCES OF AN OPHIOLITIC MÉLANGE: THE CASE OF RHODES (DODECANESE, GREECE) AND ITS TIES WITH EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN UNITS

Late Devonian magmatism and clastic deposition in the upper Earn Group (central Yukon, Canada) mark the transition from passive to active margin along western Laurentia

Late Devonian magmatism and clastic deposition in the upper Earn Group (central Yukon, Canada) mark the transition from passive to active margin along western Laurentia

Reassessing the age of Karpathos ophiolite (Dodecanese, Greece): consequences for Aegean correlations and Neotethys evolution

Timing of Cache Creek Ocean closure: insights from new Jurassic radiolarian ages in British Columbia and Yukon, and their significance for Canadian Cordillera tectonics.

Timing of Cache Creek Ocean closure: insights from new Jurassic radiolarian ages in British Columbia and Yukon and their significance for Canadian Cordillera tectonics

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Frédéric Quillévéré

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