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Other| January 01, 1995

Major northwest-directed Caledonian thrusting and folding in Precambrian rocks, Northwest Mayo, Ireland

J. D. Johnston

J. D. Johnston

Trinity College, Department of Geology, Dublin, Ireland

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Geological Magazine (1995) 132 (1): 91–112.

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J. D. Johnston; Major northwest-directed Caledonian thrusting and folding in Precambrian rocks, Northwest Mayo, Ireland. Geological Magazine 1995;; 132 (1): 91–112. doi:

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Volume 132, Number 1

1 January 1995

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Caledonian Orogeny
Dalradian
deformation
dikes
ductile deformation
Europe
faults
folds
intrusions
Ireland
kinematics
mafic composition
Mayo Ireland
metamorphic rocks
mylonites
Paleozoic
Precambrian
thrust faults
Western Europe
Mullet Peninsula
Northwest Mayo Inlier

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N53°30'00" - N54°19'60", W10°15'00" - W08°40'00"

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