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THE CARPATHIAN RIVER SYSTEM IN ROMANIA – GENESIS AND EVOLUTION
Published 2012-07-01“…In establishing the formation stages of different generations of Carpathianvalley systems, some general conditions have been taken into consideration (formation of the mountain systemby tectonic movements; the evolution of marginal base levels, significantly influencing the intensity of linearand headward erosion; the orographic structure – a relatively ring-like mountain system built of groups of massifs andtectonic basins; the evolution of morpho-climatic systems). …”
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Seismotectonic and Geological Mapping around the High and Middle Atlas Junction: Integration of Satellite Imagery and Seismic Analysis in the Tizi N’Isly Basin, Morocco
Published 2025-01-01“…Our research combines geological mapping, lineament extraction from satellite imagery, and seismic analysis is to understand the surface and subsurface geology and tectonics. Processed satellite images enhance geological features, facilitating the identification of faults and fractures. …”
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$\mbox {}^{40}$Ar/$\mbox {}^{39}$Ar geochronology of crustal deformation
Published 2023-05-01“…Crustal deformation is characterized by brittle and ductile faults that accommodate at different scales the strain imposed by plate tectonics. The aim of this contribution is to show with the help of different examples how the in situ $\mbox {}^{40}$Ar/$\mbox {}^{39}$Ar dating of synkinematic neocrystallized minerals in ductile shear zones and the step-heating $\mbox {}^{40}$Ar/$\mbox {}^{39}$Ar dating of synkinematic authigenic clays in fault gouges can bring information on the timing of fault activity. …”
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SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE COMPOSITION OF THE URAL BERYLS AND INCLUSIONS OF SYNGENETIC MINERALS IN THEM
Published 2023-12-01“…The presence of fractures and regenerated fragments of early beryl indicates synmineralization tectonics. In beryl from the Mariinsky deposit, the previously unknown syntactic ingrowths of bavenite and zones of parallel columnar aggregates of co-crystallization of beryl and bavenite, as well as late pyrite, fluorite, gismondine-Ca and tobermorite, are identified. …”
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Alpine, Variscan, eo-Variscan belts: comparison between hot and cold orogens from the examples of French segments
Published 2023-05-01“…During the late- to post-orogenic stages, all belts experienced “unthickening” accommodated by extensional tectonics, metamorphic retrogression, and intramontane basin opening. …”
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Analysis of Aeromagnetic Data for Enhancing Geologic Features Using Filtering Techniques Over the Congo Craton–Pan-African Belt Contact, Centre-East Cameroon
Published 2024-01-01“…The Pan-African mobile zone, situated at the margin of the Congo Craton in Cameroon, is characterized by a geological setting with polyphased tectonics, which can be summarised as the alternation of compression and extension events. …”
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Depositional Environments and Soft Sediment Deformation in the Early Jurassic Ammonitico Rosso Formation of Western Greece
Published 2025-01-01“…Syn-rift tectonics at the time of deposition formed half-grabens, which influenced sedimentary processes and created conditions for seabed slumping. …”
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Strain accumulation in the Mentawai Forearc Sliver, Indonesia, inferred from continuous GNSS-derived strain rate
Published 2025-01-01“…The dilatation and maximum shear strain rates reveal the spatial coverage of strike-slip duplex and backthrust tectonics along the Mentawai Forearc Sliver.…”
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Lagorio’s Wall in the Crimea: pages of scientific activity of the geologist Oleksandr Lagorio
Published 2024-12-01“…His theoretical views on the relations between igneous rocks and tectonics remain relevant until these days. All outcrops of igneous rocks were attributed to one magmatic centre, and the scientist estimated their age as Upper Jurassic–Lower Cretaceous. …”
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Preliminary Results of Marine Electromagnetic Sounding with a Powerful, Remote Source in Kola Bay off the Barents Sea
Published 2013-01-01“…Thereby specific features of the regional geology, in particular the fault tectonics, were able to be corrected. These preliminary results open the possibility of inverse problem solving with more reliable geological conclusions.…”
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New paleomagnetic data on the Permian-Triassic sedimentary sections of the Moscow syneclise
Published 2020-06-01“…Presumably, the reasons are (a) an inclination shallowing in the studied sedimentary rocks, (b) the presence of a significant contribution of non-dipole components to the main geomagnetic field about 250 million years ago, (c) local tectonics. The results of this study can be of considerable interest for clarifying the paleogeographic position of the East European Platform and testing the hypothesis of tectonic rigidity of Eurasia. …”
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Bacterial diversity determination using culture-dependent and culture-independent methods
Published 2017-04-01“…Gomishan mud volcano phenomenon in the southeastern edge of the Caspian Sea, given its oil and gas resources, has been studied by some geologists in terms of geology and tectonics but not in terms of microbiology. Accordingly, it seems necessary to study this phenomenon from the perspective of microbiology in order to identify prokaryotes living in this area. …”
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Delineating Structural Features Related to Hydrothermal Alterations for Possible Mineralization in Share Area, Kwara State Nigeria Using Aeromagnetic Data
Published 2024-12-01“…Depth estimates from the source parameter imaging map revealed hydrothermal and structural zones at depths ranging from 287.9 m to 1360.7 m, with deeper sources >1202.1 m indicating tectonic activity and mineralization potential. The FVD and Tilt Derivative maps further highlighted faulted zones, shear structures, and intrusive bodies with intensities between 0.031 nT/m and 0.041 nT/m, suggesting active tectonics. …”
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The Enigmatic Upper Ordovician of the Naturtejo UNESCO Global Geopark (Portugal)
Published 2021-06-01“…The Upper Ordovician of the Central Iberian Zone is still far from being as well-understood as it is in other areas. Extensional tectonics, magmatism, global eustatic and climatic changes generated a great variability of sequences in a reduced geographical area. …”
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Biogeographic Insights Into the Late Miocene Diversification of the Giant Deep‐Ocean Amphipod Eurythenes
Published 2025-01-01“…Our findings highlight the importance of historical events, such as plate tectonics and changes in deep‐water circulation, in driving the rapid speciation of Eurythenes and underscore their essential role in shaping deep‐ocean biodiversity.…”
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Geohazard features of the Ligurian Sea
Published 2024-12-01“…A dense grid of seismic profiles allowed to improve the comprehension of the margin structure as well as its recent tectonic activity providing new insights concerning mass wasting processes and active tectonics relationships to plan further, focalized investigations in areas of maximum risk.…”
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Study on characteristics, efficiency, and variations of water flooding in different stages for low permeability oil sandstone
Published 2024-11-01“…Therefore, it is necessary to adjust the water flooding measures according to the differences in the petrophysical properties of the sand body. Local tectonics and natural fracture strikes are important factors affecting the direction of the expansion of water flooding fractures. …”
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