Titlebook: Basement Tectonics 12; Central North Americ John P. Hogan,M. Charles Gilbert Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Cambr

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Seismic Imaging Beneath Thrust Blocksty gradient is.7 ft/sec per ft, amplitudes for the fault plane reflection become substantially larger than those for the primary reflection, which suggests that recording the fault plane reflection may be useful in imaging subthrust sediments in some situations. Challenges in the acquisition and pro

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Propagation of High Angle, Dip-Slip Basement Fault Zones Into Overlying Sedimentary Rocksof about two km.. This study focuses on the deformation of the Chinle Formation (Triassic), composed of siltstones and shales, which lays directly on the basement, and the overlying, massive aeolian Wingate Sandstone (Triassic).

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The Subject Matter of Dialectical Philosophyinces in the subsurface on the basis of geological criteria. The authors have attempted to use the originally published names for the recognized provinces. However, we also have used the most . names; i.e., we recommend abandonment of the term Nemaha “ridge,” because it is not a geologic term, nor does it describe the feature accurately.

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