Maoke Plate
Appearance
Maoke Plate | |
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Type | Minor |
Movement1 | north |
Speed1 | 70mm/year |
Features | New Guinea |
1Relative to theAfrican Plate |
TheMaoke Plateis a smalltectonic platelocated in westernNew Guineaunderlying theSudirman Rangefrom which the highest mountain on the island-Puncak Jayarises. To its east was proposed aconvergent boundarywith theWoodlark Plate,[1]although this is now best modelled after further studies as a boundary with an enlargedSolomon Sea Plateor a new microplate called the Trobriand Plate.[2][3]To the south lies atransform boundarywith theAustralian Plateand theBird's Head Platelies to the west.
References
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