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Flysch (/flɪʃ/) is a
sequence of
sedimentary rock
layers that
progress from deep-water and
turbidity flow
deposits to shallow-water
shales and sandstones...
- The
Carpathian Flysch Belt is an
arcuate tectonic zone
included in the
megastructural elevation of the
Carpathians on the
external periphery of the mountain...
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consist of an
ophiolite mélanges
composed of
Neotethys oceanic crustal flyschs and ophiolites; the Dras Volcanics:
which are basalts,
dacites and minor...
- the north, rise from the
Rhine Valley and
belong to the
Helvetic cover or
flysch zone of the Alps.
Eschnerberg represents an
important settlement area in...
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orogenic belt is a
Tertiary accretionary wedge of a so-called
Flysch belt (the
Carpathian Flysch Belt)
created by
rocks s****ed off the sea
bottom and thrust...
- The mol****e
deposits ac****ulate in a
foreland basin,
especially on top of
flysch-like deposits, for example,
those that left from the
rising Alps, or erosion...
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Turbidite (Gorgoglione
Flysch), Miocene,
South Italy...
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Alpine Rhine-Danube
Flysch can be seen. The
Flysch Belt
continues through Bohemia, Slovakia, and Poland, and
joins the
Moldavian Flysch in
Ukraine and Romania...
- be the
result of the
metamorphism of
Middle to
Early Cambrian deep sea
flysch composed of interbedded, mudstone, shale,
clayey sandstone,
calcareous sandstone...
- are found: the
Helvetic nappes, the
Penninic nappes (as the
Rhenodanubian Flysch Zone) and the
Eastern Alps (as the
Northern Limestone Alps).
North of the...
