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2by Atsuki Kubo“.... Earthquakes near region 4) appear to be normal fault event. Because normal fault events appear only...”
Published 1999
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3by Müller, Katharina, Polom, Ulrich, Winsemann, Jutta, Steffen, Holger, Tsukamoto, Sumiko, Günther, Thomas, Igel, Jan, Spies, Thomas, Lege, Thomas, Frechen, Manfred, Franzke, Hans‑Joachim, Brandes, Christian“.... The fault shows a polyphase evolution with initial normal fault movement and a later reactivation...”
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4by Müller, Katharina, Polom, Ulrich, Winsemann, Jutta, Steffen, Holger, Tsukamoto, Sumiko, Günther, Thomas, Igel, Jan, Spies, Thomas, Lege, Thomas, Frechen, Manfred, Franzke, Hans‑Joachim, Brandes, Christian“.... The fault shows a polyphase evolution with initial normal fault movement and a later reactivation...”
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5by Müller, Katharina, Polom, Ulrich, Winsemann, Jutta, Steffen, Holger, Tsukamoto, Sumiko, Günther, Thomas, Igel, Jan, Spies, Thomas, Lege, Thomas, Frechen, Manfred, Franzke, Hans‑Joachim, Brandes, Christian“.... The fault shows a polyphase evolution with initial normal fault movement and a later reactivation...”
Published in Geosciences (2020)
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6by Arzhannikova, Anastasia, Ritz, Jean-François, Larroque, Christophe, Antoine, Pierre, Arzhannikov, Sergey, Chebotarev, Aleksei, Stéphan, Jean-François, Marc Massault, M., Michelot, Jean-Luc“... by the Tunka and the Khamar-Daban mountain ranges, respectively. The Tunka normal fault, located...”
Published in Journal of Asian Earth Sciences (2020)
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7ISSN: 1525‐2027 Postspreading rifting in the Adare Basin, Antarctica: Regional tectonic consequences“... in the Adare Basin (∼24 Ma). It reacti-vated a few normal faults and initiated the formation of the Adare...”
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8“... Sea. Whereas Late Paleozoic to Triassic basins are limited by high angle normal faults with NW and SE...”
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9by Anne Duperret, Sara V, Rory N. Mortimore, Albert Genter, Prince Edwards Road, Sussex Bn Be“..., characterized by normal faults and jointing are recorded in Normandy and two Cenozoic compressive and extensive...”
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10“... into older normal faults associated with the Hanna Trough. These inversion structures likely reflect maximum...”
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11by Thomas I. Beka, Steffen G. Bergh, Maxim Smirnov, Yngve Birkelund“... dipping oblique-normal faults (e.g., the Scheteligfjellet Fault) that created a horst/ridge and graben...”
Published in Polar Research (2017)
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12by Mei Yue, JinYao Gao, ChunFeng Li, Chao Zhu, XinZhi Fan, Guochao Wu, ZhongYan Shen, Han Shi, XiaoXian Cai, YiDong Guo“... extension, forming a set of downward concaving normal faults and accommodation zones in the Terror Rift...”
Published in Earth and Planetary Physics (2022)
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13by Bering Strait Region, Jeffrey M. Amato, Elizabeth L. Miller, James E. Wright, William C. Mcintosh“... in the York Mountains are associated with normal faults that strike east–west to east-northeast. Dikes...”
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14“... with the postcollapse episode and linked to normal faulting and present volcanism....”
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16by Hansaraj, Dhiresh (11669092)“.... The unconformity is undulating, dislocated by normal faults, truncates underlying strata, and is characterised...”
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17“... fractures, and normal faults with offset on the order of several meters and a predominant strike 20 oblique...”
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18by Maurice Tivey, Akira Takeuchi, Wmark Scientific Party, Wilfred Bryan, Hiromi Fujimoto, Toshiya Fujiwara, Toshio Furuta, Hideo Ishizuka, Peter Kelemen, Hajimu Kinoshita, Maurice A. Tivey“... is undergoing normal faulting with considerable strike-slip component. The lavas of the neovolcanic zone...”
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19Published 2003“.... The Magerøy dykes are continental tholeiites which intruded into a set of NW–SE-trending normal faults...”
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20“...–Early Triassic times. Growth on normal faults, episodes of volcanic activity and regional considerations...”
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