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English: Figure from South African Geology - Schwarz - 1912 (Page 101)
Fig. 26.—Fan-structure in Mountains; the strata have been folded with the axes of the folds splaying out fan fashion. Notice that going up the hill the normal succession is first observed, the lowermost bed being at the bottom and the next succeeding above; further up the order is reversed. The dotted portions of the folds have been removed by denudation. In the outer portions of the folds the beds have been strongly over-folded. Types: Alps and Himalayas. |
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Author | Schwarz, Ernest Hubert Lewis, 1873-1928 |
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