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Terrestrial Palaeoecology and Global Change

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Chapter 5. Tectonic factors of global changes<br />

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Fig. 68. Scotia structures: (Ma) Magallanes Basin, (Na) Navarino, (SG) South Georgia. Shear zones: (B)<br />

Bransfield, (M) Magallanes, (S) Shackleton, (SS) South S<strong>and</strong>wich.<br />

(1) Cratonic block, (2) Volcanic arc (Tobifera), (3) Foredeep, (4) Mesozoic thrust belts (Yahgan – Cumberl<strong>and</strong>),<br />

(5) Palaeozoic thrust belt.

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