10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYNCLINORIA»
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ANTICLINORIA AND SYNCLINORIA. The cross section of the Chinghiz range
under consideration is composed of four synclinoria divided by three anticlinoria (
fig. 3, left). As it was noted earlier anticlinoria represent the exposure of the lower
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The Earth's Crust and Upper Mantle: Structure, Dynamic ...
As was noted, synclinorium structures of folded areas are often (but not always)
characterized by an increased magnetic field. The Magnitogorsk and Tagil
synclinoria of the Urals are typical examples of structures with highly developed
basic ...
3
Excursions in Geology and History: Field Trips in the Middle ...
The anthracite fields are deep synclinoria in basins. A third transect into a deep
anthracite mine provides an which Middle to Upper Pennsylvanian coal-bearing
units of the illustration of how anthracite was utilized as a fossil fuel resource ...
Frank James Pazzaglia, 2006
It must be noted that the individual folds are not shaped uniformly but that in
some areas the synclinoria particularly widen to broad open synclines (
Trogmulden) with a lowangle dip towards their trough-line (Fig. 4). Other
significant structural ...
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U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
Along these margins are the In'yali-Debin and Polousny synclinoria, which are
composed of highly deformed Late Jurassic flysch. These deposits are
interpreted as representing the forearc basin of the Uyandina arc. Near the
Charky-Indigirka ...
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Abstracts for 1962: Abstracts of papers submitted for six ...
Most faults are on the flanks of synclinoria and dip northwest or southeast toward
synclinal axes. Subsidiary folds in relatively incompetent rocks of the synclinoria
are both symmetrical and asymmetrical with northwest-or southeast-dipping ...
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Abstracts for 1968: Abstracts of papers submitted for seven ...
sequently became the locus of synclinoria formed during the Acadian orogeny.
Mineralogic and textural differences of rhyolites from different parts of the belt
suggest at least five volcanic centers, each with its own type of volcanic activity
and ...
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
The rocks in the Quadrilatero Ferrifero are folded into complex anticlinoria and
synclinoria and are cut by normal and thrust faults of considerable magnitude. In
the western part of the area, the principal folds trend northward and intersect a ...
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
SOUTH RUSSELL AND BOYD POND SYNCLINORIA If the interpretation is
correct that the Diana complex on the Russell quadrangle is the east limb of an
overturned anticline and the Stark complex is on the core of an anticline, then the
belt ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1987
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The Large-wavelength Deformations of the Lithosphere: ...
Dana pointed out that geosynclinal ranges (or synclinoria) have experienced in
almost all cases since their completion, true elevation by means of geanticlinal
movements. He emphasized that a new generation geanticline was always of a ...
