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Tectonics (from
Latin tectonicus; from
Ancient Gr**** τεκτονικός (t****nikós) 'pertaining to building') are the
processes that
result in the structure...
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Plate tectonics (from
Latin tectonicus, from
Ancient Gr**** τεκτονικός (t****nikós) 'pertaining to building') is the
scientific theory that Earth's lithosphere...
- This is a list of
tectonic plates on Earth's surface.
Tectonic plates are
pieces of Earth's
crust and
uppermost mantle,
together referred to as the lithosphere...
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Earthquakes can
trigger landslides. Earthquakes'
occurrence is
influenced by
tectonic movements along faults,
including normal,
reverse (thrust), and strike-slip...
- A
tectonic weapon is a
hypothetical device or
system which could trigger earthquakes,
volcanic eruptions, or
other seismic events in
specified locations...
- This is a list of
articles related to
plate tectonics and
tectonic plates.
Plate tectonics (from
Latin tectonicus, from
Ancient Gr**** τεκτονικός (t****nikós) 'pertaining...
- have been
separated from the sea by the
tectonic uplift of the sea
floor above the
ocean level. Often, the
tectonic action of
crustal extension has created...
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Tectonic subsidence is the
sinking of the Earth's
crust on a
large scale,
relative to crustal-scale
features or the geoid. The
movement of
crustal plates...
- A
tectonic phase or
deformation phase is in
structural geology and
petrology a
phase in
which tectonic movement or
metamorphism took place.
Tectonic phases...
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Tectonic uplift is the
geologic uplift of Earth's
surface that is
attributed to
plate tectonics.
While isostatic response is important, an
increase in...
