The results of recent research carried out in Val d'Agri, in the central part of the Lucanian Appennines, have allowed to decipher a complex teconic evolution for the mesozoic Lagonegro Basin. In detail has been identified and surveyed a macroscopic, preorogenic, sin-sedimentary nomal fault, that controlled the geometry and kinematic evolution of the subsequent contractional structures. This local example of positive inversion provides additional information that helps unravel the complex tectonic evolution of this part of Central Lucania.
Bucci, F., Onofrio, D., Tavarnelli, E., Prosser, G. (2005). Structural inheritance during positive tectonic inversion: an example from the Lagonegro Units of Central Lucania, Italy. In Epitome 2005 (pp.51-51).
Structural inheritance during positive tectonic inversion: an example from the Lagonegro Units of Central Lucania, Italy
TAVARNELLI, ENRICO;
2005-01-01
Abstract
The results of recent research carried out in Val d'Agri, in the central part of the Lucanian Appennines, have allowed to decipher a complex teconic evolution for the mesozoic Lagonegro Basin. In detail has been identified and surveyed a macroscopic, preorogenic, sin-sedimentary nomal fault, that controlled the geometry and kinematic evolution of the subsequent contractional structures. This local example of positive inversion provides additional information that helps unravel the complex tectonic evolution of this part of Central Lucania.
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