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To a morphogenetic type of Yantyshevsko-Juluksky fault (southern Urals)

Abstract

The structure of the Yantyshevsko-Juluksky fault which is dividing maksut and suvanak metamorphic complexes forming Uraltau zone (Southern Urals) is examined. This fault is proved not to be an east-vergent back thrust, according to the results of investigation of mezostructural paragenezises of folds developed in the zone of dynamic influence of the southern part of the Jantushevsko- Juluksky fault. A new model proposing that this fault is a deformed thrust in which zone rocks of the suvanak complex were thrown from east to the west over metamorphic rocks of the maksut complex.

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B. G. Golionko
Geological Institute of Russian Academy of Science
Russian Federation


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Golionko B.G. To a morphogenetic type of Yantyshevsko-Juluksky fault (southern Urals). Proceedings of higher educational establishments. Geology and Exploration. 2016;(3):8-12. (In Russ.)

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