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Deformation bands and the history of folding in the Magura nappe, Western Outer Carpathians (Poland)

Tectonophysics, 1998
Abstract Deformation bands ( db ) which are indicative for soft-sediment deformation during the folding of flysch sediments are widespread within the Eocene strata of the Magura nappe. Four types of db have been distinguished: (1) db with no cataclasis of detrital sand grains; (2) db with traces of feldspar cataclasis; (3) db with strong ...
Anna Świerczewska, Antoni K Tokarski
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Sediment dispersal and provenance in the Silesian, Dukla and Magura flysch nappes (Outer Carpathians, Poland)

Geologische Rundschau, 1992
The Polish Outer Carpathians consist of several flysch series of unknown original basement. They were deposited from Late Jurassic to Miocene in a large basin dissected by tectonically uplifted ridges (cordillieras) which acted as source terrains. The actual nappe pile is correlated with palaeogeographic basin realms.
Winkler, Wilfried, Slaczka, Andrzej
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Deep Water Agglutinated Foraminiferal Assemblages from Upper Cretaceous Red Shales of the Magura Nappe / Polish Outer Carpathians

1990
At the Cenomanian/Turonian boundary in the Outer Carpathian basin the sedimentation of black and green Radiolarian shales was replaced by deposition of variegated shales reflecting a distinct change in sedimentary conditions from anaerobic to aeorobic. Sedimentation of the Turonian to Lower Senonian variegated shales preceded uplift of the intrabasinal
Ewa Malata, Nestor Oszczypko
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Thermal Maturity of the Magura Nad Dukla Nappes (Outer Carpathian, Poland) - Data from Vitrinite Reflectance and Illite-s

Proceedings, 2013
The aim of the present studies was to evaluate thermal maturity of internal nappes in the Polish segment of the Outer Carpathians using independent methodologies. Studies were performed on twenty one claystone samples collected from natural exposures The age of sampled rocks ranges from Late Cretaceous to Oligocene.
M.W. Waliczek, A.Ś. Świerczewska
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