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Hanson, Richard E.; Puckett Jr., Robert E.; Keller, G. Randy; Brueseke, Matthew E.; Bulen, Casey L.; Mertzman, Stanley A.; Finegan, Shane A.; McCleery, David A. (2013-08-01). "Intraplate magmatism related to opening of the southern Iapetus Ocean: Cambrian Wichita igneous province in the Southern
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The Midwestern United States can attribute many of its features to failed rift zones. Rifting in this part of the continent took place in three stages: 1.1 billion years ago, 600 million years ago, and 200 million years ago. Both the aulacogen associated with the
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Martins-Ferreira, M. A. C. (2019). Effects of initial rift inversion over fold-and-thrust development in a cratonic far-foreland setting. Tectonophysics, 757, 88-107.
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activity. Because this is an area of weakness in the crust, aulacogens can become reactivated into a rift zone. An example of a reactivated aulacogen is the
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mountains. The rocks that were formed during active rifting of the aulacogen are now exposed in the Wichita and Arbuckle mountains through the processes of
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Brueseke, Matthew E.; Hobbs, Jasper M.; Bulen, Casey L.; Mertzman, Stanley A.; Puckett, Robert E.; Walker, J. Douglas; Feldman, Josh (2016-09-01).
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of crust and forming mountains. The failed arm of a triple junction can be either a transform fault that has been flooded with
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Milanovsky, E.E. (1992). "Aulacogens and aulacogeosynclines: Regularities in setting and evolution".
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is an example of an ancient aulacogen that dates back to the breakup of the ancient continent,
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Robert, Christian M. (2008-01-01). "Chapter Seven Aulacogens". In Robert, Christian M. (ed.).
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The Great Donets basin and the Wichita System; comparative tectonics of ancient platforms
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rift system formed as a product of intracontinental rifting during the breakup of
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The Role of Rifting in the Tectonic Development of the Midcontinent, U.S.A
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rifting that predated the separation of South America from Africa
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starts to take place. The final inversion stage takes place when
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is formed. An aulacogen is a rift zone that is no longer active.
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is continuously being created, destroyed, and rearranged on the
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Keller, G.R.; Lidiak, E.G.; Hinze, W.J.; Braile, L.W. (1983).
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Burke, K (May 1977). "Aulacogens and Continental Breakup".
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meet; the boundaries of these plates are characterized by
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Failed arm of a triple junction, an inactive rift zone
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that is still visible at the surface in the area of
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Index

Aulacogenia
triple junction
plate tectonics
oceanic
continental crust
Earth
Rift zones
crust
furrow
Nikolay Shatsky
tectonic plates
divergence
rift zone
spreading center
transform fault
convergence
subduction
uplift
magma
graben
subside
volcanism
tectonic
tensional
compressional
horsts
sedimentary basin
normal faults
Mississippi River
seismic

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