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'Eocene flysch' of the Konavle area (SE Croatia) – is it really Eocene and is it really flysch?
2009Clastic deposits in the Konavle area are about 400 m thick, consisting of alternation of sandstone and mudstone beds with rare lensoid conglomerates beds in the upper part. The lower part of succession was deposited in the lower shoreface/off-shore transition environments with abundant amalgamated hummocky cross-stratified beds, the middle part ...
Prtoljan, Božo +4 more
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Flysch Formations of the Northern Apennines
1964Summary At least a dozen distinct types of flysch occur in the northern Apennines. Two differential processes — resedimentation and tectonic sliding — are invoked to account for their distribution in space and time, and to trace some genetic connections.
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On the Feuerstatt Flysch of the Allgäu
Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie - Abhandlungen, 1987Konrad F. Weidich, Klaus Schwerd
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Small Landslides on the Flysch of Istria
1999This piece of work presents the small landslide occurrences in the part of the Istrian peninsula, named Grey Istria, where the Paleogene flysch sediments shaped the terrain. This is the area of the very significant exogenetic processes, like erosion and accumulation of material.
Benac, Čedomir, Arbanas, Željko
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Hydro-Mechanical Properties of Unsaturated Residual Soil From a Flysch Rock Mass
Engineering Geology, 2020Sabatino Cuomo +2 more
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The Terms Flysch and Molasse and their Application
1959In the geologic literature and on the published maps of Turkey the term flysch is frequently applied to a great variety of deposits of Cretaceous and Tertiary age. Since most of the geologic work has been carried out by European-trained geologists, this is not surprising.It is, however, somewhat baffling to the American geologists and a certain ...
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Flysch and Molasse: DISCUSSION
AAPG Bulletin, 1957John E. Sanders, G. O. Cecioni
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