George Guice

Assistant Professor

Towson University

United States

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George Guice is an Assistant Professor at Towson University in the United States. His research areas include metamorphic geology, subduction processes, and the geodynamics of ophiolites, as evidenced by his recent publications on Paleozoic schists and garnet zoning patterns. He studies geological formations across various regions, including the central Appalachian Baltimore Terrane and the São Francisco paleocontinent.

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John MacDonald

Lecturer in Earth Sciences

University of Glasgow

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University of Exeter

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American Museum of Natural History

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Polymetamorphism and metastability in Paleozoic schists of the central Appalachian Baltimore Terrane, USA

Garnet zoning patterns record multiple processes of chemical transfer during subduction

Subduction initiation recorded in the Dadeville Complex of Alabama and Georgia, southeastern United States

A c. 1900 Ma Tethyan-type ophiolite in the Penokean Orogen, Pembine, Wisconsin (USA): Insights from the volcanic stratigraphy

The B isotopic signature of serpentine from obducted ophiolites: Mixing of fluids and tectonic implications

Archean–Ediacaran evolution of the Campos Gerais Domain — A reworked margin of the São Francisco paleocontinent (SE Brazil): Constraints from metamafic–ultramafic rocks

Spinel-group minerals as a record of magmatic and metamorphic processes: evidence from the highly altered Morro do Onça ultramafic suite, São Francisco Craton (Brazil)

Origin of ultramafic–mafic bodies on the Isles of Lewis and Harris (Scotland, UK): Constraints on the Archean–Paleoproterozoic evolution of the Lewisian Gneiss Complex, North Atlantic Craton

Suprasubduction zone ophiolite fragments in the central Appalachian orogen: Evidence for mantle and Moho in the Baltimore Mafic Complex (Maryland, USA)

Origin(s) and geodynamic significance of Archean ultramafic–mafic bodies in the mainland Lewisian Gneiss Complex, North Atlantic Craton

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