Jura fold belt - new views on thin-skinned thrusting
Part of The Shear Zone Channel. The Jura are perhaps the archetypical "thin-skinned" fold and thrust belt. But in the years since the pioneering work of August Buxtorf, it's increasingly evident the basement structures serve to localise many of the otherwise thin-skinned thrusts and folds. Some of the deeper structures are inherited while others must have been active during thrusting. Check out this brief overview!

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Thin-skinned vs thick-skinned interpretations of thrust belts

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Up the Arve - a great geo-transect

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How granitic melts strengthen the crust - resolving the "pegmatite paradox"

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Across the Highland Boundary Fault

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Looking deep under the Alps - a personal reflection on seismic interpretation

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Something is jamming GPS over Europe. Here's what we found

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Judge LOSES IT After Discovering What She Did

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How Snowball Earth Leveled Mountains and Created the Great Unconformity

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Recognising basin inversion.... by sketch restoration

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More Information, Different Conclusion about Unusual Mountains

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What They Pulled From Butte’s Deepest Shaft in 1917 — The Assayer Never Filed His Report

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This Battery Doesn't Need Lithium and It Just Hit Mass Production

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Raising eclogites - reconstructing the Alpine subduction channel

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I Tested Quicksand Myths...The Truth Is Worse Than You Think!

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Finding faults - in layered rocks

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Israel Is About to Flood the Dead Sea

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The Russian Mindset and Where it Comes From - Historian Sir Antony Beevor

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What lies buried 20,000 feet under the Appalachian Mountains?

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Mysterious Giant Holes In Utah's Desert?

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