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adoni [48]
3 years ago
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Why might the type of rock in the hanging wall of the Lewis thrust be different from the type of rock in the footwall?

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Fittoniya [83]3 years ago
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Footwall<span>, and displaces the Belt-Purcell </span>rocks<span> for at least 60 km to the .... episodes of deformation in the </span>hanging wall of the Lewis thrust<span>. ... duplexes in the </span>Lewis thrust<span> sheet is also </span>different<span> from the Boyer and Elliott model in that the .... An apparent Rich-</span>type<span> fault-bend fold (Rich, 1934) </span>can<span> also be the result of fault-.</span>
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