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The foothills of the Pyrenees

Abstract The tectonic history under the seas around Britain and Ireland was revealed by dense seismic reflection surveys, pursued in the search for hydrocarbons. First recognised in an earthquake in Algeria in 1980, we now understand that many reverse faults do not rupture through to the surface, but warp the overlying sediment layers ...
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SUNRISE IN THE PYRENEES

Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 1924
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The Pyrenees

The Geographical Journal, 1894
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Inhomogeneous rift inversion and the evolution of the Pyrenees

Earth-Science Reviews, 2023
Emilio Pueyo, Berta López-Mir, Juan Díaz-Alvarado   +2 more
exaly  

Pyrenees

2015
John James van Nostrand, Simon J Keay
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Pyrenees

Bulletin of the American Geographical Society, 1908
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Seismic risk scenarios in a cross-border zone of the Pyrenees Pyrenees

2012
Within the frame of the SISPYR project (Seismic Information System for the Pyrenees, 2009-2011), a seismic risk evaluation of seismic risk is presented for a cross-border zone in the Pyrenees (Saint-Beat and Luchon in France and the Val d'Aran in Spain) is presented.
Monfort, Daniel, Lantada, Nieves, Roulle, Agathe, Negulescu, Caterina, Irizarry, Janira, Pujades, Lluis, Rodriguez, Jessica, Susagna, Teresa, Goula, Xavier, Colas, Bastien, Barbat, Alex, Valcarcel, Jairo   +11 more
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Pyrenee, adj.

2023
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Pyrenees and pre-Pyrenees

1991
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Do tourism-based ski resorts contribute to the homogeneous development of the Mediterranean mountains? A case study in the Central Spanish Pyrenees

Tourism Management, 2007
Teodoro Lasanta, Sergio M. Vicente-Serrano   +1 more
exaly