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Uplift and tilting of the Shackleton Range in East Antarctica driven by glacial erosion and normal faulting.

by Paxman, G. J. G., Jamieson, S. S. R., Ferraccioli, F., Bentley, M. J., Forsberg, R., Ross, N., Watts, A. B., Corr, H. F. J., Jordan, T. A.
Published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth (2017)
“... in the Shackleton Range and Theron Mountains. A further 40–50% can be attributed to motion on normal fault systems...”

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Uplift and tilting of the Shackleton Range in East Antarctica driven by glacial erosion and normal faulting

by Paxman, Guy J.G., Jamieson, Stewart S.Rr, Ferraccioli, Fausto, Bentley, Michael J., Forsberg, Rene, Ross, Neil, Watts, Anthony B., Corr, Hugh F.J., Jordan, Tom A.
Published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth (2017)
“... in the Shackleton Range and Theron Mountains. A further 40–50% can be attributed to motion on normal fault systems...”

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Uplift and tilting of the Shackleton Range in East Antarctica driven by glacial erosion and normal faulting

by Paxman GJG, Jamieson SSR, Ferraccioli F, Bentley MJ, Forsberg R, Ross N, Watts AB, Corr HFJ, Jordan TA

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Uplift and tilting of the Shackleton Range in East Antarctica driven by glacial erosion and normal faulting

by Watts, A, Paxman, G, Jamieson, S, Ferraccioli, F, Bentley, M, Forsberg, R, Ross, N, Corr, H, Jordan, T
Published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth (2017)
“... in the Shackleton Range and Theron Mountains. A further 40–50% can be attributed to motion on normal fault systems...”

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Uplift and tilting of the Shackleton Range in East Antarctica driven by glacial erosion and normal faulting

by Paxman, Guy J. G., Jamieson, Stewart S. R., Ferraccioli, Fausto, Bentley, Michael J., Forsberg, René, Ross, Neil, Watts, Anthony B., Corr, Hugh F. J., Jordan, Tom A.
Published in Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth (2017)
“... on normal fault systems of inferred Jurassic and Cretaceous age. Our results indicate that the flexural...”

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Intraplate transtensional tectonics in the East Antarctic Craton: insight from buried subglacial bedrock in the Lake Vostok – Dome C region

by CIANFARRA, Paola, SALVINI, Francesco
Published in International Journal of Geosciences (2013)
“... of the Aurora Fault, a crustal listric. normal fault characterized by a length exceeding 100 km. A similar...”

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Intraplate transtensional tectonics in the East Antarctic Craton: insight from buried subglacial bedrock in the Lake Vostok – Dome C region

by CIANFARRA, Paola, SALVINI, Francesco
Published in International Journal of Geosciences (2013)
“... of the Aurora Fault, a crustal listric. normal fault characterized by a length exceeding 100 km. A similar...”

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Seismic imaging across the Eastern Ghats Belt-Cuddapah Basin collisional zone, southern Indian Shield and possible geodynamic implications

by Chandrakala, K., Pandey, O.P., Prasad, A.S.S.S.R.S., Sain, K.
Published in Precambrian Research (2015)
“..., demarcates Cuddapah basin from the Nellore Schist Belt. Although a deep normal fault is mapped within...”

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The role of mylonites in the uplift of an oblique lower crustal section, East Antarctica

by NICHOLS, G. T.
Published in Journal of Metamorphic Geology (1995)
“... thickening. Second‐generation mylonites (MY2) are significant subvertical normal faults that formed...”

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Characteristics of tectono-magmatic earthquake swarms at the Southwest Indian Ridge between 16°E and 25°E

by Läderach, Christine, Korger, Edith, Schlindwein, Vera, Müller, Christian, Eckstaller, Alfons
Published in Geophysical Journal International (2012)
“... at the swarm’s onset which represent shear failure on normal faults. The application of the Modified Omori Law...”

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Proterozoic geological evolution of the northern Vestfold Hills, Antarctica

by Passchier, C. W., Bekendam, R. F., Hoek, J. D., Dirks, P. G. H. M., de Boorder, H.
Published in Geological Magazine (1991)
“... conditions. A subsequent middle Proterozoic phase of brittle normal faulting led to the development...”

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Cenozoic Exhumation of Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica: Evidence from Apatite Fission‐track Thermochronology

by CHEN, Xuanhua, JIANG, Rongbao, WAN, Jinglin, XU, Gang, JIANG, Mei, CHEN, Danhong
Published in Acta Geologica Sinica - English Edition (2010)
“... tilting was locally disrupted by normal faulting along the Larsemann Hills detachment fault at c.5.4 Ma...”

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Breaking up continents at magma-poor rifted margins: A seismic v. outcrop perspective

by Decarlis A., Gillard M., Tribuzio R., Epin M. E., Manatschal G.
Published in Journal of the Geological Society (2018)
“... and deep-seated gabbro intrusions are truncated by later high-angle normal faults, which most probably...”

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Crustal Imaging across the Princess Elizabeth Land, East Antarctica from 2D Gravity and Magnetic Inversions

by Lin Li, Enzhao Xiao, Xiaolong Wei, Ning Qiu, Khalid Latif, Jingxue Guo, Bo Sun
Published in Remote Sensing (2023)
“... the possibility of large fault structures or amalgamation belts. We also identified several normal faults...”

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Ice cap surface lineaments in the Vostok-Dome C area, East Antarctica. What are they telling us on the East Antarctica craton tectonics?

by CIANFARRA, Paola, SALVINI, Francesco
Published 2008
“... to the activity of two crustal west-dipping listric normal faults of Cenozoic age with a length of over 100 km...”

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Ice cap surface lineaments in the Vostok-Dome C area, East Antarctica. What are they telling us on the East Antarctica craton tectonics?

by CIANFARRA P, SALVINI F
Published 2008
“... to the activity of two crustal west-dipping listric normal faults of Cenozoic age with a length of over 100 km...”

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Characteristics of tectonomagmatic earthquake swarms at the Southwest Indian Ridge between 16{degrees}E and 25{degrees}E

by Läderach, C., Korger, E. I. M., Schlindwein, V., Müller, C., Eskstaller, A.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (2012)
“... at the swarm's onset which represent shear failure on normal faults. The application of the Modified Omori Law...”

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Dynamics of ice shelf rift propagation and iceberg calving inferred from geodetic and seismic observations

by Bassis, Jeremy N.
Published 2007
“... with normal faulting. In Chapter 6 we derive an empirical non-dimensional stability parameter that predicts...”

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Dynamics of ice shelf rift propagation and iceberg calving inferred from geodetic and seismic observations

by Bassis, Jeremy N.
Published 2007
“... with normal faulting. In Chapter 6 we derive an empirical non-dimensional stability parameter that predicts...”

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The Law Dome ice cap and Windmill Islands, East Antarctica: a gravity-based study of ice mass balance and subglacial geology

by Bailey, Brad
Published 2022
“... faults. It is also feasible that smaller scale normal faulting has developed east-west trending graben...”

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