Microearthquakes illuminate the deep structure of the endglacial Parvie fault, northern Sweden
Geophysical Journal International(2015)
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At 155km, the Pärvie fault is the world's longest known endglacial fault (EGF). It is located in northernmost Sweden in a region where several kilometre-scale EGFs have been identified. Based on studies of Quaternary deposits, landslides and liquefaction structures, these faults are inferred to have ruptured as large earthquakes when the latest ice sheet disappeared from the region, some 9500yr ...
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Palaeoseismology,Seismicity and tectonics,Intra-plate processes,continental neotectonics
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