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Abstract Regolith samples from the lunar south pole are expected to contain material from the ancient lunar crust and potentially the uppermost mantle, excavated by the South Pole‐Aitken (SPA) impact. In this study, we aim to understand the impact resurfacing processes following the SPA impact and the subsequent redistribution of primordial crust and ...
T. Frueh +7 more
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Regarding geotectonic zoning of crystalline basement of Ukrainian shield
The article shows that transition to geotectonic zoning of Ukrainian shield – as a basis for clarification of stratigraphic correlation of Precambrian formations, which was declared in the decisions of Precambrian section of NSC Ukraine (2003), did not ...
M. M. Kostenko
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Geological structure and magmatism of the Shchuchinsky megablock (Polar Urals)
Purpose of the work: determination of the geological structure, occurences of magmatism and geodynamics of the northernmost isolated segment of the paleooceanic sector of the Ural mobile belt – the Shchuchinsky megablock. Geographic disconnection with the southern structures of the Ural mobile belt and sub-ring structure have led to both a suspended ...
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Abstract One of the most common types of allochthonous impactite produced in hypervelocity impact events is impact breccia that contains melt particles. In numerous terrestrial hypervelocity impact structures such melt‐bearing breccias have been termed “suevite,” after the type locality at the Ries impact structure, Germany.
Gordon R. Osinski, Richard A. F. Grieve
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Las estructuras de impacto doble del terciario medio de Azuara y Rubielos de la Cérida (España) [PDF]
We report on the Azuara impact structure and its Rubielos de la Cérida companion crater, which establish the largest terrestrial doublet impact structure presently known. Both structures have diameters of roughly 35 – 40 km and they have been formed in a
Claudin, Ferran +3 more
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Ries magnetic mineralogy: Exploring impact and post‐impact evolution of crater magnetism
Abstract Large‐scale impact events are some of the most catastrophic and instantaneous geological processes in nature, and leave in their wake conspicuous geological structures with characteristic magnetic anomalies. Despite magnetic anomalies in craters being well‐documented, their relationship with the magnetic mineral composition of the target and ...
Bruno Daniel Leite Mendes +3 more
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Caldera-forming eruptions represent extremely hazardous events. The Loch Bà Caldera on the Isle of Mull, NW Scotland, preserves an ~120 m thick sequence of Palaeogene silicic pyroclastic rocks and collapse breccias.
Peter Nicholls, David Brown, Ross Dymock
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Dynamics of the Marginal Late Wisconsin Miami Sublobe, Cincinnati, Ohio [PDF]
Author Institution: Department of Geology, University of CincinnatiPhysical characteristics and stratigraphic relationships of glacigenic diamictons in southwestern Ohio have permitted interpretation of local activity and thermal regime of the ice margin
Lowell, Thomas V., Savage, Kevin M.
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Эволюция расплавов и флюидов в процессе формирования коры и мантии в неоархее—палеопротерозое. Стратиграфические следствия [PDF]
Еволюція складу докембрійських магматичних і метаморфічних комплексів пов’язана з спрямованою зміною складу глибинних флюїдів. Це дає змогу використовувати речовинний склад порід як ознаку для кореляції.
Усенко, О.В.
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The upper catchment of the Claro river in the central Chilean Andes is described in terms of volcanic and glacial landforms seeking to establish a relative chronology associated to events during the late Pleistocene and Holocene, which is summarized in seven phases and presented as a conceptual model.
Paulina Mejías Osorio +3 more
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