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      TESTIMONIANZE Dl ATTIVITA' TETTONICA TARDOTRIASSICA NELLE PREALPI VICENTINE

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          In the Recoaro area (Northern Italy) a channelized breccia containing abundant metamorphic clasts of the crystalline basement is interbedded in the Iower part of the Dolomia Principale formation (Upper Triassic) The breccia is interpreted as a fluvial deposit, which momentarily interrupted the cyclic sedimentation of the Dolomia Principale. This event is connected with a local tectonic phase The instability rnay be related to a more important tectonic activity which involved a region located South of the Recoaro area.

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          Rivista Italiana di Paleontologia e Stratigrafia
          Università degli Studi di Milano
          01 April 2020
          : 89
          : 3
          Article
          6992d551edc04b158634632c63de6847
          67fdbd57-2093-4650-abac-c3d414eae08b

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          Geology
          QE1-996.5
          Paleontology
          QE701-760

          Geology & Mineralogy,General geosciences,General earth science,Paleontology,Geosciences
          Stratigraphy; Tectonics; Pre—Permian basement; Upper Triassic; Southern Alps; Italy.

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