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The mechanics of initiation and development of thrust faults and thrust ramps
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Journal of Structural Geology, 2006Abstract Map traces of thrust faults in the Himalaya show a conspicuous cuspate–lobate pattern, i.e. broad lobes joined by sharp angular cusps. For each lobe, we can draw a chord by joining the apices of two adjacent cusps, and define amplitude (A) by perpendicular distance of apex of the lobe from its chord.
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