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Cataclasite is a
cohesive granular fault rock. Comminution, also
known as cataclasis, is an
important process in
forming cataclasites. They fall into...
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grain boundaries, a high
density of
shear faults,
bands of
cataclasite and ultra-
cataclasite and some
ductile shear structures. This
deformation sequence...
- is now
understood to have
formed mainly by crystal-plastic processes.
Cataclasite is a
fault rock that
consists of
angular clasts in a finer-grained matrix...
- co****-grained
cataclasite containing >30%
visible fragments.
Fault gouge – an incohesive, clay-rich fine- to ultrafine-grained
cataclasite,
which may possess...
- Amphibolite –
Metamorphic rock type Blueschist – Type of
metavolcanic rock
Cataclasite – Rock
found at
geological faults – A rock
formed by
faulting Eclogite –...
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Outcrop showing hydrothermally altered cataclasite in green,
within the
Alpine Fault zone, Wai****upa River....
- keep
their internal cohesion. The
resulting type of rock is
called a
cataclasite.
Fault breccia has no cohesion; it is
normally an
unconsolidated rock...
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breccias and
cataclasites (protocataclasite,
cataclasite, and ultracataclasite). gl****y pseudotachylites. Both
fault gouge and
cataclasites are due to abrasive...
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jointing ****
Exfoliation joint Fissure Joint Vein
Faulting Asperity Cataclasite Cataclastic rock
Detachment fault Disturbance Fault friction Fault mechanics...
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original on 17
January 2022.
Retrieved 18
January 2022.
Michael Bunds [@
cataclasite] (17
January 2022). "Sure
looks like we got a
fourth p****age of the Hunga...
