Titlebook: Intracontinental Fold Belts; Case Studies in the Henno Martin,Franz Wolfgang Eder Conference proceedings 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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The Mineral Composition of Rhenohercynian Flysch Sediments and Its Tectonic Significance(approx. 1 mm)..As it was already known from earlier thin-section studies, the content of feldspar decreases from about 30% (Devonian through Lower Carboniferous III-alpha) to about 10% (in the Upper Carboniferous). The bulk of feldspar is present in the form of albite, which probably originated fro

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The Sedimentary Development of the Western Rheinisches Schiefergebirge and the Ardennes (Germany/BelAachen, Vesdre Massif)..Nowadays the evaporites lie as sulfates under the Dinant Nappe which can be traced from northern France to Aachen. Its northern boundary is marked by the Midi Overthrust (“Faille du Midi”)..The formation of the thick foredeep sediments during the Namurian and Westphalian mean

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流逝

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Nappe Tectonics in the Southeastern Part of the Rheinisches Schiefergebirgef the greywacke area, are interpreted as allochthonous rafts at the base of the nappe. These are: phyllonitic sediments (much stronger metamorphosed than the surrounding units, with older K/Ar ages of mica), strongly sheared tectonic lenses of spilite (with the trace-element configuration of ocean-r

Devastate

Detonate

enmesh

Experimental Study of Subfluence Tectonics in the Rheinische Schiefergebirge cool and therefore stable continental lithosphere. In areas where incipient folding and thrusting are accompanied by isostatic movement, possibly due to higher heatflow, synclinal structures become strongly amplified during deformation and the development of synclinal structures may predominate.

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