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History of a Foreland Basin
Stage one is before the collision that produces the mountain., such as in Stage G to Stage H. In this model the foreland is a divergent continental margin, tectonically very stable, and the drawing above represents the shallow carbonate environments present there. We can put this cross section into a tectonic context by looking at a tectonic cross section of either an early divergent margin, of full divergent margin. On to Stage II. Return to Stage I. Return to Stage H. |
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