Paul Mann

Professor of Geology

University of Houston

United States

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Paul Mann is a Professor of Geology at the University of Houston in the United States. His research interests encompass tectonic evolution and crustal structures, with recent articles exploring the Salado microplate, the Puerto Rico-Virgin Islands microplate, and the structural geology of the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico regions. His work employs various methodologies, including thermal stress modeling and seismic reflection profiles, to investigate geological phenomena and petroleum potential across different basins.

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Articles (16)

Clockwise rotation of the Salado microplate within the Early Cretaceous, volcanic-rifted margin of Uruguay and northern Argentina

Polyphase Tectonic Evolution of the Puerto Rico‐Virgin Islands Microplate Revealed by Fault‐Slip Data and Stress Inversions

Crustal Structure and Tectonic Origin of Late Cretaceous Oceanic Crust and Adjacent Caribbean Large Igneous Province in the Colombian Basin

Crustal Structure, Deformational History, and Tectonic Origin of the Bahamas Carbonate Platform

Regional source rock thermal stress modeling and map-based charge access modeling of the Port Isabel passive margin foldbelt, northwestern Gulf of Mexico

Late Cretaceous‐Recent Tectonostratigraphic Evolution of the Yucatan Back‐Arc Basin, Northern Caribbean Sea

Regional source rock thermal stress modeling and map-based charge access modeling of the Port Isabel passive margin foldbelt, northwestern Gulf of Mexico

Basin-scale estimates of thermal stress and expelled petroleum from Mesozoic-Cenozoic potential source rocks, southern Gulf of Mexico

Crustal Structure of the Camamu‐Almada Margin Along the Northeastern Rift Segment of Brazil From an Integration of Deep‐Penetration Seismic Reflection Profiles, Refraction, and Gravity Modeling

Jurassic-recent stratigraphy, structure, and hydrocarbon potential of the Mesozoic-Cenozoic rifted-passive margin of the Tarfaya-Dakhla basin of southern Morocco

Cenozoic structural deformation between the southern Lamprea fold-belt and Salina del Bravo salt province by interacting salt and shale detachments, western Gulf of Mexico

Structural styles and evolution of the Campeche salt basin, southern Gulf of Mexico

Integration of regional gravity modeling, subsidence analysis, and source rock maturity data to understand the tectonic and hydrocarbon evolution of the Permian Basin, West Texas

Integration of tectonic geomorphology and crustal structure across the active obliquely collisional zone on the island of Hispaniola, northeastern Caribbean

Regional thermal maturity modelling of hydrocarbons along the deep-water Yucatan margin, southern Gulf of Mexico

Tectonic terranes underlying the present-day Caribbean plate: their tectonic origin, sedimentary thickness, subsidence histories and regional controls on hydrocarbon resources

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