1982
DOI: 10.1139/e82-181
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Evidence for multiple deformation during the Penokean Orogeny in the Middle Precambrian Thomson Formation, Minnesota

Abstract: The Penokean Orogeny, a major event that occurred at 1850-1900Ma in the Great Lakes region, involved deformation, metamorphism, and igneous activity. In Minnesota, the effects of the Penokean deformation are most clearly seen in the Thomson Formation. Here, two main Penokean deformational events are recognized. The first involved isoclinal recumbent folds (F1) with a well developed axial-planar foliation (S1). The second deformation involved open, upright and subhorizontal folds (F2), which folded bedding (So)… Show more

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“…The Animikie and Nimrod probably were once joined. Long-dashed line demarks northern limit of recumbent deformational style as mapped by Hoist (1982Hoist ( , 1984 and extended in this study.…”
Section: New Worksupporting
confidence: 52%
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“…The Animikie and Nimrod probably were once joined. Long-dashed line demarks northern limit of recumbent deformational style as mapped by Hoist (1982Hoist ( , 1984 and extended in this study.…”
Section: New Worksupporting
confidence: 52%
“…(See Holm and others, 1988, for discussion.) The discontinuities are inferred to dip mainly toward the south, consistent with the sense of northward overturning of folds in the region (Schmidt, 1963;Morey, 1983;Hoist, 1982Hoist, , 1984Hoist, , 1985, although local reversals of dip are likely. The Werner deconvolution studies of Ferderer (1988a, b) indirectly confirm the general southward (or southeastward) dip; south-dipping slabs or lithologic contacts give the best calculated fits for most of the aeromagnetic profiles analyzed.…”
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confidence: 60%
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