Den kaledonske fjellkjede i Norge. The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway.
The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway: One of the most important and interesting problems in Scandinavian geology is the structure of the Caledonian Mountain chain, which runs through the country from Hardanger to the North Cape. A great part of the mountain chain lies on both sides of the border...
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ftnorgesgu:oai:openarchive.ngu.no:11250/2675251 2023-05-15T17:37:59+02:00 Den kaledonske fjellkjede i Norge. The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway. Bugge, Carl 11141 Fitjar 17182 Vinstra 16213 Støren RINGSAKER STORD MELHUS SØR-FRON 19164 Hamar 1954 application/pdf https://hdl.handle.net/11250/2675251 nor nor NGU (189) https://hdl.handle.net/11250/2675251 Navngivelse 4.0 Internasjonal http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.no CC-BY 1-79 PETROGRAFI STØRKNINGSBERGART OMDANNET BERGART SEDIMENTÆR BERGART KALEDONSKE FJELLKJEDE STRATIGRAFI Journal article 1954 ftnorgesgu 2022-07-03T15:26:40Z The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway: One of the most important and interesting problems in Scandinavian geology is the structure of the Caledonian Mountain chain, which runs through the country from Hardanger to the North Cape. A great part of the mountain chain lies on both sides of the border between Norway and Sweden. The chain extends southwest of the British isles, from whence its name is derived. The geology of mountain chains has developed enormously since the turn of the century when the author started his geological studies. Scandinavian geologists have rendered many contributions to the description of the Caledonides of Norway and Sweden, but many problems still remain. As our mountain chain is highly eroded it is important to make the comparative studies of other mountain chains, especially of the Alpine chain, which belongs to the Mesozoic and Tertiary periods, while the Caledonian chain rose if the first part of Paleozoicum and the Varizian chain in the younger part of Paleozoicum. The ideas of geosynclines, overthrusts, granitization etc. are now generally accepted. It has also become clear that mountain chains commonly have a symmetric structure. 35555 Article in Journal/Newspaper North Cape NGU Open Archive (Geological Survey of Norway) Fron ENVELOPE(-21.900,-21.900,64.142,64.142) Hamar ENVELOPE(-21.877,-21.877,64.584,64.584) North Cape ENVELOPE(165.700,165.700,-70.650,-70.650) Norway Støren ENVELOPE(9.901,9.901,63.856,63.856) Vinstra ENVELOPE(9.617,9.617,62.533,62.533) |
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PETROGRAFI STØRKNINGSBERGART OMDANNET BERGART SEDIMENTÆR BERGART KALEDONSKE FJELLKJEDE STRATIGRAFI Bugge, Carl Den kaledonske fjellkjede i Norge. The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway. |
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The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway: One of the most important and interesting problems in Scandinavian geology is the structure of the Caledonian Mountain chain, which runs through the country from Hardanger to the North Cape. A great part of the mountain chain lies on both sides of the border between Norway and Sweden. The chain extends southwest of the British isles, from whence its name is derived. The geology of mountain chains has developed enormously since the turn of the century when the author started his geological studies. Scandinavian geologists have rendered many contributions to the description of the Caledonides of Norway and Sweden, but many problems still remain. As our mountain chain is highly eroded it is important to make the comparative studies of other mountain chains, especially of the Alpine chain, which belongs to the Mesozoic and Tertiary periods, while the Caledonian chain rose if the first part of Paleozoicum and the Varizian chain in the younger part of Paleozoicum. The ideas of geosynclines, overthrusts, granitization etc. are now generally accepted. It has also become clear that mountain chains commonly have a symmetric structure. 35555 |
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Bugge, Carl |
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Bugge, Carl |
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Bugge, Carl |
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Den kaledonske fjellkjede i Norge. The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway. |
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Den kaledonske fjellkjede i Norge. The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway. |
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Den kaledonske fjellkjede i Norge. The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway. |
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Den kaledonske fjellkjede i Norge. The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway. |
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Den kaledonske fjellkjede i Norge. The Caledonian mountain chain in Norway. |
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den kaledonske fjellkjede i norge. the caledonian mountain chain in norway. |
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1954 |
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11141 Fitjar 17182 Vinstra 16213 Støren RINGSAKER STORD MELHUS SØR-FRON 19164 Hamar |
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NGU (189) https://hdl.handle.net/11250/2675251 |
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