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forming diapirs (including salt domes), pillars, sheets, or
other geological structures. In
addition to Earth-based observations,
diapirism is thought...
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responsible for the
formation of domes, the
foremost of
which are refolding,
diapirism,
igneous intrusion, and post-impact uplift.
Structural domes can be formed...
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Active Salt
Diapirism". Tectonophysics. 228 (3–4). Amsterdam: 275–312. doi:10.1016/0040-1951(93)90345-k. Drachev,
Sergey S. (2014), "Salt
Diapirism in the...
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relatively buoyant magma in
large m****es
called plutonic diapirs.
Because the
diapirs are
liquified and very hot, they tend to rise
through the surrounding...
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country rock, a
spherical shaped diapir connected to a
stalk will be formed,
which is
called Stokes diapir.
Stoke diapirism is a
viable mechanism preferably...
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Separation of
metal from rock in a
primordial magma ocean; 3)
Migration of iron
diapirs or ****s
through the mantle.
Under the ****umption of a
solid mantle and...
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about halfway between Uvalde and Del Rio. Muzzafar, Asif.
Timing of
Diapir Growth and Cap Rock Formation,
Davis Hill Salt Dome,
Coastal Texas. GSA...
- Erin
Field westward is a
strongly folded anticline ****ociated with
shale diapirism,
which extends west
southwestward to the
Pedernales Field in southeast...
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create larger veins.
Under the
influence of buoyancy, the melt rises.
Diapirs may also form in non-silicate bodies,
playing a
similar role in moving...
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suggests that
hotspots are due to
mantle plumes that rise as
thermal diapirs from the core–mantle boundary. The
alternative plate theory is that the...