Mystery of the Prague Fault

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Authors	KNÍŽEK Martin MELICHAR Rostislav
Year of publication	2007
Type	Article in Proceedings
Conference	CzechTec07 - 5th Meeting of the Central European Tectonic Studies Group and 12th Meeting of the Czech tectonic Studies Group, April 11-14, 2007, Teplá, Czech Republic
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Science
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Field	Geology and mineralogy
Keywords	Bohemian Massif; Barrandian; Prague Fault; tectonic; structural geology; stratigraphy separation diagram
Description	The Prague fault was compared to Tachlovice fault, but it seems to be of diferrent geometry. The fault is vertical in prezent days and it was originated after thrusting movements in Barrandian. The Prague fault was compared to Tachlovice fault, but it seems to be of diferrent geometry. The fault is vertical in prezent days and it was originated after thrusting movements in Barrandian. The Prague fault was compared to Tachlovice fault, but it seems to be of diferrent geometry. The fault is vertical in prezent days and it was originated after thrusting movements in Barrandian.
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