-
transcurrent faults may die out
without a
junction with
another fault. Finally,
transform faults form a
tectonic plate boundary,
while transcurrent faults...
- In a strike-slip
fault (also
known as a
wrench fault, tear
fault or
transcurrent fault), the
fault surface (plane) is
usually near vertical, and the footwall...
- dislocation, a Pan-African
transcurrent shear zone.
Syntectonic rhyolite intruded in this
shear zone
dates to 551±19 Ma, so the
transcurrent shearing happened...
- (2
October 2005). "Gemini Ganesan –
Romance King of
Tamil Films".
Transcurrents.
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original on 5
January 2013.
Retrieved 1
January 2012...
- Westraat, J. D; Kisters, A. F. M.; Poujo, M.; Stevens, G. (2005). "
Transcurrent shearing,
granite sheeting and the
incremental construction of the tabular...
- Devonian. The
Acadian orogeny resulted from
oblique convergence or
major transcurrent movement along a
large strike-slip
fault which represents the zone of...
- and the line of
active volcanoes in Flores. This
suggests that a
major transcurrent fault cut
across the arc
between Sumbawa Island and Flores. This is considered...
- Ra****aksas are
descendants of Dutu
Gemunu and
relatives of Lord Buddha".
transcurrents.com.
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-
Cheleken Area,
Central Caspian Basin, Turkmenistan;
Complez Synsedimentary Transcurrent Faulting and
compartmentalization in Plio-Pleistocene
Calstic Reservoirs"...
- terranes.
Shear zones can
occur in the
following geotectonic settings:
transcurrent setting –
steep to vertical: strike-slip zones.
transform faults. compressive...