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  1. Outcrop of the late-Ordovician-aged Martinsburg Formation (turbidites/flysch) shed off the Taconian Orogen to the east into the adjacent deep marine basin. The strata were later tilted and cleaved during Alleghanian mountain-building.

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  2. Outcrop of the late-Ordovician-aged Martinsburg Formation (turbidites/flysch) shed off the Taconian Orogen to the east into the adjacent deep marine basin. The strata were later tilted and cleaved during Alleghanian mountain-building.

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  3. Outcrop of the late-Ordovician-aged Martinsburg Formation (turbidites/flysch) shed off the Taconian Orogen to the east into the adjacent deep marine basin. The strata were later tilted and cleaved during Alleghanian mountain-building.

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  4. Cross-sectional view of folded Martinsburg Formation beds (XXX°, XX° right hand rule).

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  5. Cross-sectional view of folded Martinsburg Formation beds . On the left (south), the bedding is oriented 030°, 38° (right hand rule). On the right (north), it's oriented 245°, 30° (right hand rule).

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  6. Cross-sectional view of inclined Martinsburg Formation beds (020°, 62° right hand rule). Take a look and ask yourself: What's the structure doing here? :)

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  7. Cross-sectional view of subvertical Martinsburg Formation beds (220°, 80° right hand rule).

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  8. This is a subvertical bedding plane (220° / 80°, right hand rule) of the late Ordovician Martinsburg Formation, showing the bottom of a turbidite bed. Several features are visible in this bottom-up perspective.

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  9. This is a subvertical bedding plane (220° / 80°, right hand rule) of the late Ordovician Martinsburg Formation, showing the bottom of a turbidite bed. Several features are visible in this bottom-up perspective.

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  10. Imagen de 1056 Millones de pixeles 1,05 gigapixeles , realizada en 102 tomas, 17 columnas por 6 filas. euskalgigafoto.com Will open in a new tab or window/ La Costa Vasca esconde un interesante tesoro, la Ruta del Flysch. Los espectaculares acantilados de la costa occidental de Gipuzkoa esconden un singular tesoro natural: millones de añ...

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