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GEO ExPro - Folds and Folding - Part II
Structural geology . Fig. 49. Generalized fan fold or normal anticlinorium of central massif of the Alps. After Heim. folds are conveniently designated drag folds. The position of theiraxial planes is controlled
Drag folds develop along normal faults and reverse faults. They can be... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Drag folds from the reverse type faulting on the faulted inclined... | Download Scientific Diagram
Development of drag folds by experimental deformation of analogue... | Download Scientific Diagram
drag fold Archives - Geological Digressions
GEO ExPro - Folds and Folding - Part II
Reverse and normal drag along a fault - ScienceDirect
Partitioned tectonic shortening, with emphasis on outcrop-scale folding and flattening, Pindos fold-and-thrust belt, Peloponnese, Greece
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Types and Briyfly Origins of the Extensional Fault-Related Folds
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drag fold Archives - Geological Digressions
Review of flanking structures in meso- and micro-scales
High-angle reverse fault with drag folds: Folding and faulting on the west ridge of Mount Evan-Thomas, Opal Range, Peter Lou… | Geology, Geology rocks, Mineralogy
Structural geology . Fig. 56. Figure showing differential movement between competent beds on limbsof a fold with the development of minor drag folds between them. districts it has been possible, by studying
Drag Folds - The Basics of Geology - YouTube
fold geometries, kinematic and mechanics
Extensional fault-propagation folding in mechanically layered rocks: The case against the frictional drag mechanism - ScienceDirect
Classification of fold structures depending upon whether they are... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Fold (geology) - Wikipedia
Drag fold development showing flux of material necessitated by... | Download Scientific Diagram
Learning Geology: Folding: mechanisms and processes
Structural geology . folds with referenceto the adjacent competent beds tells the direction of the differen-tial movement. The axial planes are nearly parallel to cleavage(see pp. 119-120). When this movement is of
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Strain and vorticity analysis using small-scale faults and associated drag folds - ScienceDirect
Mechanisms for folding of high-grade rocks in extensional tectonic settings
