Thrust Duplexes
Thrust Duplexes is a structural geological framework characterized by a system of parallel thrust faults bounded above and below by regional detachment surfaces, distinguished from other thrust systems by the repetition of imbricate slices within a confined tectonic wedge.
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Thermomechanical evolution of a ductile duplex
W. J. Dunlap, Greg Hirth, Christian Teyssier · Tectonics · 1997 · 186 citations
Robert W. Butler · Journal of the Geological Society · 1987 · 174 citations
Thrusting and duplex formation at Mount Isa, Queensland, Australia
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University of Leeds
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University of Rochester
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Geological Survey of Israel
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Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences
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