2011
DOI: 10.3285/eg.60.4.06
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Zwei markante Stauchmoränen: Peski/Belorussland und Jasmund, Ostseeinsel Rügen/Nordostdeutschland - Gemeinsame Merkmale und Unterschiede

Abstract: Abstract. Strukturen, Architektur und Genese der Stauchmoräne Peski/ Belorussland werden beschrieben und mit der Stauchmoräne Jasmund/Rügen verglichen. In beiden Stauchmoränen sind Oberkreide- und Pleistozänfolgen, bei Peski zusätzlich tertiäre Sande, glazigen gefaltet und verschuppt worden. Die Falten und Schuppen gleichen sich in beiden Stauchzonen in den Formen und Ausmaßen weitgehend. In ihrer Architektur unterscheiden sich beide Großstrukturen jedoch prinzipiell voneinander: Bei Peski ist eine bogenförmig… Show more

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“…). This syncline (axial surface dips to the SW, 200–250°/45–50°) is one of several large‐scale folds and associated thrusts that form an imbricate thrust stack, or duplex, deforming both the Upper Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) chalk bedrock and overlying unconsolidated Pleistocene glacigenic deposits (Credner, ; Gripp, ; von Bülow, ; Groth, ; Ludwig, ). The large‐scale and structural characteristics of the Jasmund thrust‐fold complex are comparable to many of the large glacitectonic complexes described in areas of former glaciated terrain, such as Møns Klint in south‐east Denmark (Pedersen, ; Pedersen and Gravesen, ; Pedersen, ).…”
Section: Location Of the Study Area And Its Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…). This syncline (axial surface dips to the SW, 200–250°/45–50°) is one of several large‐scale folds and associated thrusts that form an imbricate thrust stack, or duplex, deforming both the Upper Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) chalk bedrock and overlying unconsolidated Pleistocene glacigenic deposits (Credner, ; Gripp, ; von Bülow, ; Groth, ; Ludwig, ). The large‐scale and structural characteristics of the Jasmund thrust‐fold complex are comparable to many of the large glacitectonic complexes described in areas of former glaciated terrain, such as Møns Klint in south‐east Denmark (Pedersen, ; Pedersen and Gravesen, ; Pedersen, ).…”
Section: Location Of the Study Area And Its Geological Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Germany's largest island, the Isle of Rügen, located in the south‐west Baltic Sea (Fig. a), is well‐known for large‐scale glacitectonic folding and thrusting (Groth, ; Müller and Obst, ; Ludwig, ), which is well exposed in the steep sea cliffs along its eastern and south‐eastern coast (Fig. ).…”
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