Abstract
In their article, [Clift and Hartley (2007)][1] propose the existence of two alternating modes of subduction erosion for north-central Chile and Peru: one fast, with steady-state retreat from 150 to 20 Ma, and the other slow, with erosion constrained only in the trench domain from 20 Ma onward. The
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