Thrust Fault Reactivation
Thrust Fault Reactivation is a structural geological process in which pre-existing thrust faults experience renewed movement due to changes in regional stress conditions, distinguished from initial faulting by the reactivation of established fault planes rather than the formation of new ones.
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Alternative model of thrust-fault propagation
Gloria Eisenstadt, Declan G. De Paor · Geology · 1987 · 114 citations
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United States Geological Survey
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