Analysis of Pre-Alleghanian Faults and Related Structures inthe Appalachian Blue Ridge, North Carolina:  Initiation of  the Southern Appalachian Thrust System
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The structure of the southern Appalachian Orogen is                        dominated by large, continent-directed thrust fauults that formed               during at least two and possibly three Paleozoic orogenies.  One                of the earliest faults, the Hayesville, may be part of a major                  early Paleozoic suture that extends from Newfoundland to Alabama.               The fault is pre-metamorphism and may be due to the early stages                of tectonic accretion and crustal contradiction following Late                  Pre Cambrian crustal extension and passive margin development.                  This project will map the fault in southwestern North Carolina,                 determine the movement history and develop a structural                         chronology.  Results will contribute to general understanding of                orogenic processes in addition to that of Appalachian structure                 and tectonics.
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