Imbricate Fans
Imbricate Fans is a structural geological framework characterized by a series of overlapping thrust sheets arranged in a fan-like geometry, distinguished by their convergence toward a common basal detachment surface and systematic imbrication in compressional tectonic settings.
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Imbricate thrust model of the Southern Uplands of Scotland
W. S. McKerrow, Jeremy Leggett, Martin Eales · Nature · 1977 · 180 citations
Robert W. Butler · Journal of the Geological Society · 1987 · 174 citations
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University of Aberdeen
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China Earthquake Administration
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China University of Geosciences
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University of Florence
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University of Michigan
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University of Baltimore
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