- In geology, a
slickenside is a
smoothly polished surface caused by
frictional movement between rocks along a fault. This
surface is
typically striated...
- quartz, tourmaline,
chalcocite and sphalerite.
Slickenside "Glad You Asked:
Glacial Striations and
Slickensides". Utah
Geological Survey.
Retrieved 2023-12-24...
- projection. If a
fault has
lineations formed by
movement on the plane, e.g.;
slickensides, this is
recorded as a lineation, with a rake, and
annotated as to the...
- be
difficult to
distinguish from
other geological formations such as
slickensides.
Geologists have
various theories of what
causes shatter cones to form...
-
vegetation grew in a
shape of a crest. He
believed the
Mooshaft to be a
slickenside – two
enormous blocks of
sandstone moved in
opposite directions which...
- from Saint-Marcel,
Valle d'Aosta,
Italy Amphibole epidote schist with
slickensides from Benguet, Philippines,
showing epidote lens In
geotechnical engineering...
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Crenulation Fissility Oblique foliation Pressure solution Rock
microstructure Slickenside Stylolite Tectonic phase Tectonite Folding Anticline Chevron Detachment...
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fault plane is a
planar feature that may
contain linear features such as
slickensides.
These orientations of
lines and
planes at
various scales can be plotted...
-
Dextral slickenside of pyrite...
- are
packed or distributed.
Features such as layers, joints, fissures,
slickensides, voids, pockets, cementation, etc., are part of the structure. Structure...
