Dyke Emplacement in the Narmada Rift Zone and Implications for the Evolution of Deccan Traps
Dyke Emplacement in the Narmada Rift Zone and Implications for the Evolution of Deccan Traps
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讷尔默达裂谷带的堤坝安置及其对德干圈闭演化的影响
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10.1111/1755-6724.12943
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2016
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K. Hari
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作者:
Wei Ju;Guiting Hou;K. Hari
perpendicular to the minimum principal compressive stress, which have been extensively studied in the world during the past decades for various reasons including the reconstruction of supercontinents/paleocontinents. Deccan Large Igneous Province (DLIP) of India is the product of fissure eruptions with vast lava fields and dyke-sill networks. The DLIP is associated with some rift zones of peninsular India, which reflect the pre-existing weaknesses in the Indian lithosphere (Fig. 1). In rift-zone eruptions, magma is normally transported to the surface via dykes. However, some injected dykes do not reach the surface but are arrested at certain depths in the rift zone due to the mechanical heterogeneity and anisotropy, or JU Wei, HOU Guiting and K.R. HARI, 2016. Dyke Emplacement in the Narmada Rift Zone and Implications for the Evolution of Deccan Traps. Acta Geologica Sinica (English Edition), 90(supp. 1): 157-158.