Lies Loncke

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Université de Perpignan

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Dr. Lies Loncke is a Professeure at the University of Perpignan, France. Her research focuses on various aspects of marine geology, including gas-hydrate dissociation, natural oil seep systems, and the geological evolution of transform continental margins. She has contributed to understanding the dynamics of hydrate systems and the sedimentation processes in regions such as the Demerara Plateau and the Aegean Sea.

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Stephan Ker

University of Brest

FRANCE

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Maria Angela Bassetti

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Université de Perpignan

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Natural oil seep systems in the Aegean Sea

Did gas-hydrate dissociation promote slope instability in the western Black Sea after the end of the last glacial period?

Slow Dynamics of Hydrate Systems Revealed by a Double BSR

Beachrocks of the last low sea level, substrate of the Great Amazon Reef system along the outer Guiana shelf

Initiation of transform continental margins: the Cretaceous margins of the Demerara plateau

Thermochronology and U–Pb dating of detrital zircons from the Demerara Plateau (French Guiana-Suriname): Implications for the provenance of the Early Cretaceous syn-rift sedimentation

Compared structure and evolution of the conjugate Demerara and Guinea transform marginal plateaus

Volcanic influence during the formation of a transform marginal plateau: Insights from wide-angle seismic data along the northwestern Demerara Plateau

Echofacies interpretation of Pleistocene to Holocene contourites on the Demerara plateau and abyssal plain

Deep structure of the Demerara Plateau: From a volcanic margin to a Transform Marginal Plateau

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Stephan Ker

Maria Angela Bassetti

Romain Jatiault

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