Analysis of Fold and Thrust Belt Kinematics in the Central  Brooks Range, Northern Alaska
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The structural framework of the Brooks Range, Alaska has                   been the focus of recent research, and this renewal will build on               this work.  A number of fundamental problems will be addressed.                 The first is the formation of an apparent out of sequence thrust                in the interior of the fold and thrust belt.  Another is the                    timing and kinematic relationship of major extensional tectonism                with progressive north-directed thrusting.  Also to be studied are              late-stage structures associated with antithetic shear and the                  formation of a large scale duplex in the center of the range.                   These are fall features of most fold and thrust belts, and results              of this work will be applicable to other examples, as well s to                 the understanding of Alaskan geology.
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