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Thrust faults in inverted extensional basins

McClay, K. R., Buchanan, P. G.·1992·Thrust Tectonics

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  • Reactivation of extensional growth faults during basin inversion is a common feature of high-level rift basins where stratigraphic thicknesses and structures are well imaged by shallow seismic surveys, but it is rarely documented in Precambrian metamorphic fold-thrust belts.

    “Reactivation of extensional growth faults during basin inversion is a common feature of high-level rift basins where stratigraphic thicknesses and structures are well imaged by shallow seismic surveys [e.g., McClay and Buchanan, 1992], but it is rarely documented in Precambrian metamorphic fold-thrust belts.”

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McClay, K. R., & Buchanan, P. G.
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Thrust Tectonics
Published
1992
Pages
93-104
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88
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