Impact-induced Tectonics
Impact-Induced Tectonics is a tectonic process characterized by the deformation of planetary lithospheres resulting directly from the mechanical stresses generated by hypervelocity impact events, distinguishing it from tectonics driven by endogenic or tidal forces.
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Vredefort Ring Structure: Meteorite Impact Scar?
Robert S. Dietz · The Journal of Geology · 1961 · 132 citations
Anqi Yin · Lithosphere · 2012 · 121 citations · Full text
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University of the Witwatersrand
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