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The Foch Thrust-Potchefstroom Fault structural system, Vredefort, South Africa: a model for impact-related tectonic movement over a pre-existing barrier

Brink, M.C., Waanders, F.B., Bisschoff, A.A., Gay, N.C.·2000·Journal of African Earth Sciences

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  • Centripetal displacements are attributed to the modification stage of the Vredefort impact event.

    “They attributed these centripetal displacements to the modification stage of the Vredefort impact event.”
  • The structural data from Vredefort suggest that the most likely manifestation of the location of an inner ring, at the current level of erosion, is at the convergence of movements between the outward-directed, inward-dipping thrusts of the inner zone surrounding the Vredefort Dome and the inward-directed, outward-dipping reverse faults at intermediate radial distances in the industry data.

    “In this context, the structural data from Vredefort would suggest that the most likely manifestation of the location of such a ring, at the current level of erosion, is at the convergence of movements between the outward-directed, inward-dipping thrusts of the inner zone surrounding the Vredefort Dome (Ensels Thrust Zone in the terminology of Brink et al. 1997Brink et al. , 2000) ) and the inward-”

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Authors
Brink, M. C., Waanders, F. B., Bisschoff, A. A., & Gay, N. C.
Venue
Journal of African Earth Sciences
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Published
2000-01
Volume
30
Issue
1
Pages
99-117
ISSN
1464-343X
Cited by
9
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Language
en

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