Definition of Syntectonically. Meaning of Syntectonically. Synonyms of Syntectonically

- co****-grained carbonate-breccia of Paleogene age. The breccia was deposited syntectonically during the development of the Dinaride Thrust Belt. The clasts are...
- Geophysical Union. Bibcode:2001AGUSM..GP32D03R. Rapalini, A. E. (1998). "Syntectonic magnetization of the mid-Palaeozoic Sierra Grande Formation: further...
- length of the rift. The asymmetry of a half-graben strongly affects syntectonic deposition. Comparatively little sediment enters the half-graben across...
- 1984). "Mount Isa silica dolomite and copper orebodies; the result of a syntectonic hydrothermal alteration system". Economic Geology. 79 (4): 601–637. Bibcode:1984EcGeo...
- metamorphic rocks) in the island's southeastern corner. In addition, there are syntectonic clastics which comprise the Ellesmere Island Volcanics of the Sverdrup...
- depth of 7-10 km. The pluton is interpreted as having been emplaced syntectonically at middle crustal depth during the Picuris orogeny. Though there is...
- growth), while metamorphism of sheared rock may decrease grain size (syntectonic recrystallization). In clastic sedimentary rocks, grain size is the diameter...
- of deformation and partial melting is referred to as syntectonic crustal anatexis. Syntectonic anatectic migmatites at Hafafit region, Eastern Desert...
- bounding equal-trend synclines are also present. Cretaceous and later syntectonic Tertiary units are also locally present (e.g., Miocene-Pliocene La Cathédrale...
- fault consists of a small sedimentary basin containing Tertiary-age syntectonic (deposited during tectonic activity) volcanic units, conglomerates, and...