Ductile and brittle extension in the southern lofoten archipelago, north norway: Implications for differences in tectonic Style along an ancient collsional margin

摘要

The Lofoten archipelgo, north Norway, occupies the most inter- nal position of the Caledonian belt in northern Scandinavia, and rocks and structures exposed there are crucial to understanding processes of how the Baltic basement and its cover allochthons responded to continental lithospheric subduc- tion and subsequent continental separation. Relatively little is published about the structural and metamorphic development and