PLEGAMIENTOS GEOLÓGICOS
Folds are some of the most common geological phenomena you see in the world – a geological fold occurs when planar (usually sedimentary) layers are curved and/or bent
1-The folds of the rocks at position Apoplystra, between the village of St. Paul and the sandhills (Greece) are remarkably colorful.
Photo credit: © by G. Shuttleworth.
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1-The folds of the rocks at position Apoplystra, between the village of St. Paul and the sandhills (Greece) are remarkably colorful.
Photo credit: © by G. Shuttleworth.
Read more at http://www.geologyin.com/…/10-amazing-geological-folds-you-…
2-Slump Folds, Oligocene carbonate sediments exposed on the Ionian Island of Antipaxos, Greece.
Photo credit: © Maki Doukouros
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Photo credit: © Maki Doukouros
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3-The Sideling Hill rock cut is famous for its impressive geologic display, exposing layers of sedimentary rock folded in a broad syncline.
Photo credit: Schnabel Engineering, Inc.
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Photo credit: Schnabel Engineering, Inc.
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4-The Sideling Hill, Maryland, USA
image: https://4.bp.blogspot.com/…/The%2BSideling%2BHill%252C%2BMa… Carbonates flysch,
image: https://4.bp.blogspot.com/…/The%2BSideling%2BHill%252C%2BMa… Carbonates flysch,
5-Folded Carbonates flysch, France
Folded Carbonates flysch in Basque Country, France.
Photo credit: Thibault Cavailhes
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Photo credit: Thibault Cavailhes
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6-The Chevron folds, North Cornwall, United Kingdom
7-Mount Head, Canada
8-Richat Structure, Sahara desert of Mauritania
The Richat Structure in the Sahara Desert of Mauritania. Long considered to be an impact structure, it is now believed by most to be a structural dome. The Richat Structure is a deeply eroded, slightly elliptical dome with a diameter of 40 km. The sedimentary rock exposed in this dome ranges in age from Late Proterozoic within the center of the dome to Ordovician sandstone around its edges
Photo credit: Viva NOLA on Flickr
Photo credit: Viva NOLA on Flickr
9-The Folded layers in valley in Namibia
Geologic Folds in the Lower Ugab valley in Namibia.
Photo credit: Unknown
Photo credit: Unknown
10-Folded beds at Eilat mountains, Israel
Some seriously folded and faulted rocks at Eilat mountains, southern Israel.
Photo Credit: Iyad M. Swaed
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Photo Credit: Iyad M. Swaed
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11-Folded banded iron formation, Minnesota
Folded banded iron formation with shale interbeds, exposed in a pavement near Soudan, Minnesota.
Photo Credit: Callan Bentley/American Geophysical Union
Photo Credit: Callan Bentley/American Geophysical Union
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