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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"fold- and-thrust belts"”.

  1. Colapso gravitacional e estruturação da seção marinha da bacia da Foz do Amazonas no contexto de múltiplos níveis de destacamento

    … Miocene (~10 Ma). Gravity-driven deep-water fold-and-thrust belts stand as the most remarkable structures along the margin, deforming both the deep-sea fan and earlier marine sequences (Lower Cretaceous-Middle Miocene). Thrust structures, imaged by 2D multichannel seismic profiles, were …

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  2. Expanding the Geographical Footprint of CO₂ Storage through Numerical Investigations of Industrial-Scale Carbon Sequestration

    Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a technology for reducing anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions by capturing CO₂ from point source emissions, such as fossil-fuel burning power plants, ethanol producers, and cement factories, or directly from the atmosphere and injecting the gas into deep …

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  3. Behavior of Hybrid Thick- and Thin-Skinned Orogenic Wedges in the Western Interior USA and South-Central Andes

    The western interiors of North and South America host two of the largest fold and thrust belts on Earth, recording upper-plate processes active during ocean-continent convergence and the construction of Cordilleran orogenic systems. These systems are at dramatically different stages in their …

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