North Atlantic geoid high, volcanism & glaciations

E. Carminati & C. Doglioni

Shallow magma sources during continental rifting and breakup of the South Atlantic

Dieter Franke, Soenke Neben, Stefan Ladage, Bernd Schreckenberger & Karl Hinz

Distribution of basaltic volcanism on Tenerife, Canary Islands: Origin and dynamics of the rift systems

Adelina Geyer & Joan Martí

Atypical post-breakup magmatism along the Jan Mayen Fracture Zone: Do we need a mantle plume?

L. Gernigon, O. Olesen, C. Gaina & S. Wienecke

Re-evaluation of magnetic chrons in the north Atlantic between 35ºN and 55ºN: implications for the development of the Azores

J.F. Luis & J.M. Miranda

Eruptive Temperatures of the Paleogene Picrites of West Greenland and Baffin Bay

James H. Natland

Azores: metasomatised or recycled mantle sources?

C. Beier, A. Stracke & K.M. Haase

Global warming of the mantle at the origin of flood basalts over supercontinents

N. Coltice, B.R. Phillips, H. Bertrand, Y. Ricard & P. Rey

Bermuda and the Bermuda Rise – A Poor Fit to the Classical Mantle Plume Model

P.R. Vogt & W.-Y. Jung

SE Brazil: An example of non-plume-related magmatism

S.G. Oreiro, J.A. Cupertino, P.Szatmari & A.T. Filho

The Canary Islands Hot Spot

José Mangas Viñuela

Iceland & the North Atlantic Igneous Province

Gillian R. Foulger

The Iceland “Anomaly” – An Outcome of Plate Tectonics

Erik Lundin & Tony Doré

Origin of the Iceland hotspot and the North Atlantic Igneous Province

Jun Korenaga

South Atlantic: Sea-floor spreading and deformation processes in the South Atlantic Ocean: Are hot spots needed?

J. Derek Fairhead & Marjorie Wilson