Journal of Himalayan Geology, Volume 3Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, 1992 - Geology |
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43-78 . Printed in India A review of seismicity , recent faulting and active
deformation of the Tibetan Plateau PETER MOLNAR Department of Earth ,
Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences , Massachusetts Institute of Technology ,
Cambridge ...
43-78 . Printed in India A review of seismicity , recent faulting and active
deformation of the Tibetan Plateau PETER MOLNAR Department of Earth ,
Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences , Massachusetts Institute of Technology ,
Cambridge ...
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43-78 . Printed in India A review of seismicity , recent faulting and active
deformation of the Tibetan Plateau PETER MOLNAR Department of Earth ,
Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences , Massachusetts Institute of Technology ,
Cambridge ...
43-78 . Printed in India A review of seismicity , recent faulting and active
deformation of the Tibetan Plateau PETER MOLNAR Department of Earth ,
Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences , Massachusetts Institute of Technology ,
Cambridge ...
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This inference that the height of the plateau reached its maximum and is now
decreasing conflicts with essentially all published histories of uplift of the plateau
. Paleobotanical finds from high elevations show that fossil plants are similar to ...
This inference that the height of the plateau reached its maximum and is now
decreasing conflicts with essentially all published histories of uplift of the plateau
. Paleobotanical finds from high elevations show that fossil plants are similar to ...
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Contents
Fold shape analysis in the vicinity of North Almora Thrust in District | 121 |
Simla group problem in HimalayaA critical review | 131 |
Geology of Kishanpur NagrotaBasantgarhGujru Nagrota Sector of Inner | 137 |
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active associated average axis beds belt blocks central Chevron Folds compressive stresses crustal deformation developed direction displacement earthquake east east-west eastern estimated et al evidence exposed extension fault field folds Formation formed Garhwal Geol Geology grains granite Group Himalaya Himalayan Geology India indicate Jammu Jour landslide lateral left-lateral limestone lineation Lower major margin measurements melange metamorphism Mineral mm/a Molnar movement Murree normal faulting northern observed occurred oceanic offset ophiolitic orientation phase plane plateau Pradesh present pressure quartz quartzite range References region reported represent result rocks roughly samples sandstones seismic sequence Shan shape shear shortening Simla Sine Waves Siwalik Slates slip solutions southern specimens strain strike-slip faulting structures suggest surface Table Tapponnier tectonic thrust thrust faulting Tibet trending types units Upper valley volcanics western zone