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Ophiolite-bearing vermoshi flysch (Albanian alps, Northern Albania): Elements for its correlation in the frame of dinaric-hellenic belt

2009
The tectonic setting of the Albanian Alps, Northern Albania, is characterized by a thick pile of tectonic units whose uppermost structural level is represented by the Vermoshi Unit, cropping out just few km north of the Shkoder-Péc Line. This unit includes a single formation, the Vermoshi Flysch, characterized by turbidite deposits consisting of ...
MARRONI, MICHELE   +4 more
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Structural styles of the External Rif and Flysch Domain (Rif belt, northern Morocco) through thermal maturity and structural data

2020
<p>Located in northern Morocco, the Rif belt represents the western edge of the Maghrebides system. This domain underwent a significant Cenozoic alpine compressional deformation, due to the collision between the North African margin and the south-western margin of the exotic Alboran Domain.
Andrea Schito   +5 more
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The magnetic fabric of the Ždánice thrust sheet of the flysch belt of the west Carpathians: Sedimentological and tectonic implications

Sedimentary Geology, 1985
Abstract The magnetic fabric of sandstone of the Ždanice-Hustopece Formation (Flysch Belt of the West Carpathians) is essentially sedimentary in origin, although affected very weakly by ductile deformation. The magnetic lineation is mostly parallel to the flow direction.
František Hrouda, Zdeněk Stráník
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Sediment Transport in Headwater Streams of the Carpathian Flysch Belt: Its Nature and Recent Effects of Human Interventions

2015
The paper summarizes results of both empirical and modelling research of bedload transport in headwater streams of the Czech part of the Western Carpathians. Flysch lithology (i.e. alternation of less resistant claystones and sandstones) affects bedload transport parameters in view of relatively fine-sized sediment supply resulting in low flow ...
Tomáš Galia   +2 more
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Arbuckle Source for Atoka Formation Flysch, Ouachita Mountains Frontal Belt, Oklahoma: New Evidence from Paleocurrents: ABSTRACT

AAPG Bulletin, 1988
In the abstract by Charles A. Ferguson and Neil H. Suneson, entitled "Arbuckle source for Atoka Formation Flysch, Ouachita Mountains Frontal Belt, Oklahoma: New Evidence for Paleocurrents" (AAPG Bulletin, v. 72, p. 184-185), the final sentence of the second paragraph should read, "The bounding faults would be the southernmost of a series of northward ...
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Flysch Trace Fossils from the Hercynian and Indosinian Orogenic Belts of Northwestern China and Their Palaeoenvironmental Significance

Acta Geologica Sinica - English Edition, 1999
Abstract Twenty‐three ichnotaxa have been found in the Silurian and Carboniferous turbidites of the Tianshan orogenic belt and the Triassic turbidites of the East Kunlun‐West Qinling orogenic belt of northwestern China. They are Acanthorhaphe isp., ?Arthrophycus isp., Aulichnites parkerensis, Chondrites isp., C. intricatus, C.
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Effect of slope failures on river-network pattern: A river piracy case study from the flysch belt of the Outer Western Carpathians

Geomorphology, 2014
Abstract Landslides are important geomorphic agents in various mountainous settings. We document here a case of river piracy from the upper part of the Mala Brodska Valley in the Vsetinske Mts., Czech Republic (Raca Unit of the flysch Magura Group of Nappes, flysch belt of the Outer Western Carpathians) controlled by mass movement processes. Based on
Ivo Baroň   +5 more
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Magnetic fabric and weak deformation in sandstones of accretionary prisms of the Flysch and Klippen Belts of the Western Carpathians: Mostly offscraping indicated

Tectonophysics, 2009
Abstract The magnetic fabric of sandstones in thrust sheets of the Flysch Belt of the Western Carpathians is basically sedimentary in origin, in minority of specimens slightly affected by deformation which is generally very weak, corresponding to the earliest deformation stage and to Types I-II in terms of the magnetic fabric classification of the ...
František Hrouda   +3 more
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Petrology of lower-middle Miocene Zoumi Flysch Fm. (Mesorif sub-domain, Rif belt, Morocco): first evidence of mixed mode provenance and geodynamic setting

Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2018
The Zoumi Basin was generated in a collisional tectonic setting during the Lower-Middle Miocene. The syn-orogenic flysch deposits of the basin have been well investigated by petrographic and geochemical studies to characterize the composition, source to sink routing system, and tectonic setting of the Zoumi flysch.
Mohamed El Mourabet   +4 more
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