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Research Fellow at Università degli Studi di Ferrara

Nice chevron folds developing within the Fonzaso Formation (Oxfordian) in the hangingwall of Belluno Thrust, in the southern Dolomites.

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Andrea M.

Sr. Engineering Geologist at Webuild - Tridentum Consortium (a Webuild, Ghella, Collini, Seli Overseas Consortium)

7mo

What about the wonderful folds close to Catellavazzo (hydraulic left side of Piave river)?

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Joshua Boye

MSc Mining and Geology student || Graduate Earth Scientist || Geologist (Field geology , Geological research and Laboratory Data Analysis ) ||

7mo

The layers that separate each folded bed in the image are breaking down, leaving gaps between them that form a chevron.This indicates that the underlying materials that make up the chevron fold are less competent or an environment of intense weathering.The chevron fold's slip in this image demonstrates the material's competence that formed the fold.The less competent ones may experience and exhibit noticeable changes, especially in the hinge areas as seen in the picture With minimal limb strains.Being curious enough i may infer this tecto setting as simple shear-induced deformation zone .

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Catalina Luneburg

Senior Structural Geologist

7mo

Nice saddle reefs!

Oscar Fernandez

Lecturer at University of Vienna and Associate Consultant at NiMBUC Geoscience, Fault Rocks Inc and GEPlan Consulting

8mo

Spectacular thickening of some layers in the hinges!!

Amerigo Corradetti

Researcher (RTDb) at Department of Mathematics, Informatics and Geosciences - Università degli Studi di Trieste

7mo

Wow, very nice structure! Coherent with a parasitic S fold within overturned bedding, if moving toward the right.

Leonhard Najda

Investor Relations @ Harbour Energy

7mo

Marco Venieri rocks!

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