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1by Koehl, Jean-Baptiste P., Bergh, Steffen G, Osmundsen, Per Terje, Redfield, Thomas Fitzmaurice, Indrevær, Kjetil, Lea, Halldis, Bergø, Espen“...–WSW-striking, down-NW normal fault segments. This fault formed as an extensional splay-fault...”
Published in Norwegian Journal of Geology (2019)
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2by Koehl, Jean-Baptiste P., Bergh, Steffen G., Henningsen, Tormod, Faleide, Jan Inge“... it terminates to the north as a WNW–ESE-trending, NE-dipping normal fault that separates the southwesternmost...”
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3by Koehl, Jean-Baptiste P., Bergh, Steffen G, Osmundsen, Per Terje, Redfield, Thomas Fitzmaurice, Indrevær, Kjetil, Lea, Halldis, Bergø, Espen“...–WSW-striking, down-NW normal fault segments. This fault formed as an extensional splay-fault...”
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4by Koehl, Jean-Baptiste P., Bergh, Steffen G., Henningsen, Tormod, Faleide, Jan Inge“... it terminates to the north as a WNW–ESE-trending, NE-dipping normal fault that separates the southwesternmost...”
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5“... Devonian, WNW–ESE-striking (oblique-slip) normal faults segmenting the Billefjorden Trough, and a gradual...”
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6“..., WNW–ESE-striking (oblique-slip) normal faults segmenting the Billefjorden Trough, and a gradual...”
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7by Koehl, Jean-Baptiste P., Christophersen, Gard, Collombin, Maxime, Taule, Christoffer, Stokmo, Eirik M.B., Allaart, Lis“... formed as (sinistral) strike-slip and normal faults during Devonian-Mississippian extension in agreement...”
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8“... Trough suggests that the formation of Mississippian normal faults was partly controlled by reactivation...”
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9“... Trough suggests that the formation of Mississippian normal faults was partly controlled by reactivation...”
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10“... of Mississippian normal faults was partly controlled by reactivation of preexisting Neoproterozoic (Timanian...”
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11by Koehl, Jean-Baptiste P.“... as sinistral-normal faults during Devonian–Mississippian extensional collapse, thus offsetting N–S-trending...”
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12“... may be explained by a combination of down-east Carboniferous normal faulting with associated footwall...”
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13by Koehl, Jean-Baptiste P.“... Subgroup in central Spitsbergen may be explained by a combination of down-east Carboniferous normal...”
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14“... may be explained by a combination of down-east Carboniferous normal faulting with associated footwall...”
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15“... may be explained by a combination of down-east Carboniferous normal faulting with associated footwall...”
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16“... may be explained by a combination of down-east Carboniferous normal faulting with associated footwall...”
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17“... km. Caledonian thrusts were inverted (e.g., Talvik fault) and later truncated by high-angle normal...”
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18“... km. Caledonian thrusts were inverted (e.g., Talvik fault) and later truncated by high-angle normal...”
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19“... normal faults (e.g., Langfjorden–Vargsundet fault) during subsequent, late Paleozoic, collapse-related...”
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20by Koehl, Jean-Baptiste P.“... be explained by down-east Carboniferous normal faulting with associated footwall rotation and exhumation...”
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