The specchio unit (northern apennines, Italy): An ancient mass transport complex originated from near-coastal areas in an intra-slope setting

Autor: Kei Ogata, Emiliano Mutti, Gian Andrea Pini, Roberto Tinterri

Publikováno v: Submarine Mass Movements and Their Consequences-5th International Symposium, 595-605
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Ogata, K, Tinterri, R, Pini, G A & Mutti, E 2012, The specchio unit (northern apennines, Italy): An ancient mass transport complex originated from near-coastal areas in an intra-slope setting . in Submarine Mass Movements and Their Consequences-5th International Symposium . Submarine Mass Movements and Their Consequences-5th International Symposium, Kluwer Academic Publishers., pp. 595-605 . https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2162-3_53
Submarine Mass Movements and Their Consequences ISBN: 9789400721616

Within the Eocene-Oligocene syn-orogenic deposits of the Epiligurian succession (Northern Apennines of Italy), a field-based study of the Specchio Unit (lower Rupelian) reveals that this complex is made up of three distinct but amalgamated mass- Tran

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Basin-wide mass-wasting complexes as markers of the Oligo-Miocene foredeep-accretionary wedge evolution in the Northern Apennines, Italy

Autor: Claudio Corrado Lucente, Gian Andrea Pini

Sedimentary bodies emplaced by mass‐wasting processes and exceeding tens of metres of thickness and a hundred of square kilometres in area are widespread in the Cretaceous–Pleistocene marine successions of the Northern Apennines of Italy. At leas

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