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Advanced luminescence dating of the Karapürçek formation reveals middle pleistocene tectonic reorganization of the North Anatolian Fault Zone. [PDF]
Sci RepŞahiner E, Korhan Erturaç M.
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Adult acquired buried penis and bariatric surgery: a mighty motivator. [PDF]
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AbstractThe tightening of Covid restrictions in relation to the management of bodies and burial practices created great consternation in rural areas. Covid bodies were managed by mortuaries and funeral parlors which required that bodies be wrapped in multiple layers of plastic to avoid infection.
Leslie Bank, Nelly Sharpley
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AbstractThe tightening of Covid restrictions in relation to the management of bodies and burial practices created great consternation in rural areas. Covid bodies were managed by mortuaries and funeral parlors which required that bodies be wrapped in multiple layers of plastic to avoid infection.
Leslie Bank, Nelly Sharpley
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Exhumation and its Mechanisms: A Review of Exhumation Studies in the Himalaya
Journal of the Geological Society of India, 2013Abstract: Exhumation has been recognised as a key factor in understanding the dynamics of a mountain belt. Normal faulting, erosion and ductile thinning are the three basic mechanisms to exhume the deeper high grade metamorphic rocks to the surface.
Vikas Adlakha, R. C. Patel, Nand Lal
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This chapter examines large-scale, hazardous twentieth-century exhumations of war dead by British and German war graves commissions, describing operations that moved tens of thousands of bodies into new national cemeteries. It explains how each commission improvised its workforce recruitment—initially seeking veterans or Legion members, then relying on
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Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 1999
Abstract Deep-seated metamorphic rocks are commonly found in the interior of many divergent and convergent orogens. Plate tectonics can account for high-pressure metamorphism by subduction and crustal thickening, but the return of these metamorphosed crustal rocks back to the surface is a more complicated problem.
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Abstract Deep-seated metamorphic rocks are commonly found in the interior of many divergent and convergent orogens. Plate tectonics can account for high-pressure metamorphism by subduction and crustal thickening, but the return of these metamorphosed crustal rocks back to the surface is a more complicated problem.
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