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476: 1422:(which underlies most of the central part of the district) is a more extensive Acadian deformation which affects the BVG outcrop southern margin overlying Windermere Supergroup strata. Cleavage is strongly developed in the volcanic rocks close to its hinge zone. The Honister slate belt in the north of this area is another enhanced cleavage zone. Deformation is more marked at the edges of the batholith as the granite it is made of is resistant to tectonic 31: 1357:
and anticlines are generally absent. This suggests that the Acadian deformation tightened the main basins of the BGV and folded its strata and that the major synclines were reactivated and tightened volcanic basins. A cleavage with fabrics varying from spaced to slaty and penetrative was superimposed
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model to account for the intrusive rocks in the Grampian terrane being emplaced post-subduction. However, Miles at al. (2016) note that the intrusive rocks in the Trans-Suture Suite and in all the terranes in the region are similar in age and geochemistry. Thus, they argue that the common mechanism
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The main orogenic events or phases of the Caledonian orogenic cycle were related to the final closure of the Iapetus Ocean. They were, in sequential order, the Grampian phase, the docking of Eastern Avalonia with Baltica, the Scandian phase and the Acadian phase. The latter involved: A) the docking
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tectonic events associated with the development and closure of those parts of the Iapetus Ocean which were situated between Laurentia (to the NW) and Baltica and Avalonia (to the SE and east) ... and each tectonic event throughout this 200 million years can be considered as an orogenic phase." This
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between Laurentia, Baltica and Gondwana. Its initial opening phase was between the adjacent Laurentia and Baltica (W and E respectively) and caused the two to breakup c. 615 Ma or 590 Ma. Then the part between Laurentia and Gondwana (to the east), opened c. 550 Ma. Further spreading of the Iapetus
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Thigpen, J.R.; Law, R.D.; Loehn, C.L.; Strachan, R. A.; Tracy, R.J.; Lloyd, G.E.; Roth, B.L.; Brown, S.J. (2013). "Thermal structure and tectonic evolution of the Scandian orogenic wedge, S cottish Caledonides: integrating geothermometry, deformation temperatures and conceptual kinematic-thermal
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of England and Wales (which were part of eastern Avalonia) with eastern and southern Ireland with Scotland and the rest of Ireland (which were part of Laurentia). B) the amalgamation of terranes of Western Avalonia with the eastern margin of the main landmass of Laurentia (see
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in SE Ireland. This group is thought to be their regional equivalent. It underwent two main deformation phases which also affected the Dalby Group: a) a pervasive slaty cleavage associated with gently to moderately plunging folds which also affected many of the minor
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orogeny. This is because this Devonian event postdated the collision of Avalonia with Laurentia by 15–20 million years and was coeval with the early phase of the Variscan orogeny (Eo-Variscan or Ligerian) and because it was not related to the Iapetus Ocean.
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Miles, Andrew; Graham, Colin; Hawkesworth, Chris; Gillespie, Martin; Dhuime, Bruno; Hinton, Richard (2013-11-27). "Using Zircon Isotope Compositions to Constrain Crustal Structure and Pluton Evolution: the Iapetus Suture Zone Granites in Northern Britain".
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with Baltica and Laurentia to its northeast and northwest respectively. After its amalgamation with Eastern Avalonia, Baltica converged with Laurentia in a westward direction. The combined convergence of this microcontinent and the two continents created
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Fritschle, Tobias; Daly, J. Stephen; Whitehouse, Martin J.; McConnell, Brian; Buhre, Stephan (2017-10-12). "Multiple intrusive phases in the Leinster Batholith, Ireland: geochronology, isotope geochemistry and constraints on the deformation history".
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is highly disputed though. There are indications that the Bohemian Massif started moving northward from the Ordovician onward, but many authors place the accretion of the Armorican terranes with the southern margin of Laurussia in the Carboniferous
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rotation with respect to the subduction zone to its north, mainly in the 470–450 Ma timeframe. It moved significantly faster than Baltica but slowed down to a rate comparable to that of the latter in the Late Ordovician when it got close to it.
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onset in the Iapetus Ocean. Its drift was towards the Baltica and Laurentia Ordovician positions which by then were further north. It also involved the consumption of both the Iapetus Ocean and the Tornquist Ocean along its northern margin.
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thought to be related to this transpression. All primary folds have the same style and are associated with the same regional cleavage suggesting that they are roughly coeval. There is ductile deformation in some localities and a broad
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Schätz, M.; Reischmann, T.; Tait, J.; Bachtadse, V.; Bahlburg, H.; Martin, U. (2002-10-01). "The Early Palaeozoic break-up of northern Gondwana, new palaeomagnetic and geochronological data from the Saxothuringian Basin, Germany".
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Gee, David G.; Janák, Marian; Majka, Jarosław; Robinson, Peter; van Roermund, Herman (2013). "Subduction along and within the Baltoscandian margin during closing of the Iapetus Ocean and Baltica-Laurentia collision".
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Two parts of Avalonia have been distinguished, a western and an eastern one. The term Western Avalonia refers to the westernmost part of the microcontinent which amalgamated the east coast of the main part of the
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It also has been argued that, although the Acadian orogeny in the British Isles involved the Iapetus Ocean closure, its driving force was actually a push from the south caused by the northward subduction of the
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of the group and a penetrative slaty cleavage with a broadly Caledonian trend superimposed on the earlier fabric of the group. The final stage of compression may have also involved the reactivation of thrust
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Schofield, David I.; Potter, Joanna; Barr, Sandra M.; Horák, Jana M.; Millar, Ian L.; Longstaffe, Frederick J. (2016). "Reappraising the Neoproterozoic 'East Avalonian' terranes of southern Great Britain".
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The timing of Avalonia's break from Gondwana is disputed. Fortey and Cocks (1992) proposed that Avalonia rifted in the Early Ordovician, whereas Landing (1996) argued for a Late Precambrian separation.
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was at the north-western margin of the English part of Eastern Avalonia which converged and collided with Scotland and was thus involved in the Acadian phase. Generally, Acadian deformation
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van Roermund and Brueckner (2004) proposed a distinct orogenic event which was separate and slightly younger than that of the Finnmarkian one, which they dated at 455 Ma. They named it the
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tectonic plate collision. In the Central Belt the cleavage transects folds in a clockwise sense and is accompanied by a sub-horizontal stretching lineation. In the Southern belt the Tinure
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There are several ductile shear zones which run subparallel to the Manx Group northeast-oriented boundary faults which indicate predominantly sinistral shear and possibly a transition from
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Pollock, Jeffrey C.; Hibbard, James P.; Sylvester, Paul J. (2009). "Early Ordovician rifting of Avalonia and birth of the Rheic Ocean: U–Pb detrital zircon constraints from Newfoundland".
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as usually found near subduction zones. This has led to the hypotheses that arc rocks were eroded and thus have not been preserved, that the arc was displaced by lateral movement along
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Stone, P.; Cooper, A. H.; Evans, J. A. (1999). "The Skiddaw Group (English Lake District) reviewed: early Palaeozoic sedimentation and tectonism at the northern margin of Avalonia".
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in the Iapetus Ocean outboard the main margin of the Laurentia tectonic plate (the future North America). There two Laurentian landmasses were Scotland and northern and western
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Fossen, Haakon; Dunlap, W.James (1998). "Timing and kinematics of Caledonian thrusting and extensional collapse, southern Norway: evidence from 40Ar/39Ar thermochronology".
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which separated it from the northern margin of Gondwana to the south. The onset of Baltica rifting and the Tornquist Ocean opening are difficult to date due to insufficient
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Ennis, Meg; Meere, Patrick A.; Timmerman, Martin J.; Sudo, Masafumi (2015). "Post-Acadian sediment recycling in the Devonian Old Red Sandstone of Southern Ireland".
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Rice, A.H.N.; Frank, W. (2003). "The early Caledonian (Finnmarkian) event reassessed in Finnmark: 40Ar/39Ar cleavage age data from NW Varangerhalvøya, N. Norway".
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Kirkland, C.L.; Daly, J.S.; Chew, D.M.; Page, L.M. (2008). "The Finnmarkian Orogeny revisited: An isotopic investigation in eastern Finnmark, Arctic Norway".
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Fortey, R.A.; Cocks, L.R.M. (1992). "The early palaeozoic of the North Atlantic region as a test case for the use of fossils in continental reconstruction".
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which was affected by the Grampian orogeny. These rocks responded to Acadian deformation relatively rigidly and their main deformation was a NE–SW trending
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deep marine rocks deposited on the NW margin of the Iapetus Ocean. The Southern-Upland-Longford-Down terrane has been interpreted as having been either an
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The main phases of the Caledonian orogeny resulted from the convergence of Baltica, Laurentia and Avalonia which led to the closure of the Iapetus Ocean.
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during the later stages of Acadian deformation. This makes the island more similar to the Southern Uplands terrane of Scotland than the Lake District
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overlapped onto the Lakesman-Leinster terrane. Laurentia-Avalonia convergence and Iapetus Ocean subduction ceased by C. 420 Ma as indicated by a mid-
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This dating has been debated and three different date ranges have been proposed, 750–700 Ma, 600–570 Ma and 550–530 Ma. See Robert et al. (2021)
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which is interpreted as the stretched outermost edge of Baltica. Contrary to the previous opinion that it had been subducted beneath an oceanic
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than the Grampian terrane, with upright folds, cleavage and polyphase deformation. Acadian deformation resulted in steeply-dipping to vertical
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has been applied to the early Devonian deformation phase in the British Caledonides by analogy with the one that occurred in what is now
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zone which marks the western limit of intense Caledonian deformation. The dominant structures are interpreted as having resulted from
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under Avalonia to a NW-dipping one beneath Laurentia. About 430 Ma accretion in the Southern Uplands and Ireland switched from being
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Matte, P. (2001). "The Variscan collage and orogeny (480–290 Ma) and the tectonic definition of the Armorica microplate: a review".
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Corfu, F.; Gasser, D.; Chew, D. M. (2014). "New perspectives on the Caledonides of Scandinavia and related areas: introduction".
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of the island: Grampian, Midland Valley, Longford-Down and Leinster. Tectonic deformation was mild as the collision was strongly
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Torsvik, Trond H.; Cocks, L. Robin M. (2004). "Earth geography from 400 to 250 Ma: a palaeomagnetic, faunal and facies review".
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Ladenberger, A.; Gee, D. G.; Shlevin, eri; Claesson, S.; Majka, J.; eri Shlevin, Y. (2012). "The Scandian collision revisited".
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and NW Africa) close to the original position of Baltica which had been to its north. Its rifting involved the opening and
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is the Leinster terrane. The combined terrane is termed Leinster-Lakesman terrane. It lies on the southern margin of the
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northwest of the Iapetus Suture is weak and this northward weakening of deformation may indicate that it is linked with
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suggests the collision of Armorica with Laurussia formed the southern (Mid-European) branch of the Caledonian mountains
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includes tectonic events which were smaller, localised and predated the more well-known main phases of this orogeny.
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This orogenic event has been interpreted as a late Caledonian phase and as having been driven by the closure of the
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are the most important. The ocean between the combined continental mass of Laurentia, Baltica and Avalonia (called
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which deform the primary cleavage and are thought to have formed during or soon after the main deformation phase.
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to its south, which separated it from Gondwana. This rifting and opening were coeval with and may be related to
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TODD, S. P.; MURPHY, F. C.; KENNAN, P. S. (1991). "On the trace of the Iapetus suture in Ireland and Britain".
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The terrane has three relief belts. The northern belt and the northernmost part of the Central Belt underwent
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The easternmost part of Eastern Avalonia amalgamated with Baltica through an oblique soft docking governed by
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onto the Manx Group, probably in the early Devonian. During the final stage of the Iapetus Ocean closure its
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Woodcock, N.H.; Soper, N.J.; Strachan, R.A. (2007). "A Rheic cause for the Acadian deformation in Europe".
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TORSVIK, T; SMETHURST, M; MEERT, J; VANDERVOO, R; MCKERROW, W; BRASIER, M; STURT, B; WALDERHAUG, H (1996).
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perpendicular to the fold hinges. The Southern Belt and the rest of the Central belt underwent sinistral
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The broad deformation style and age of the Manx Group are very similar to the equivalent features of the
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saw the Caledonian event as one of several episodic phases of mountain building that had occurred during
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Strain partitioning in transpression zones: examples from the lapetus suture zone in Britain and Ireland
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which preceded the Scandian phase (see below) in this area. Its onset has been dated at c. 500 Ma (Late
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where the Caledonian collision closed the Iapetus Ocean. In Ireland it runs from the estuary of the
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for this view. Another reconstruction of the collision of Armorica with Euramerica can be found in
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Stone, P; Millward, D; Young, B; Merritt, J W; Clarke, S M; McCormac, M; Lawrence, D J D. (2010).
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According to some authors, the Caledonian continental collisions involved another microcontinent,
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collapse as indicated by block-faulted tracts. The superimposed Acadian deformations are regional
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British Geological Survey, Bedrock Geology UK North: Caledonian Orogeny and associated magmatism.
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In the Leinster inlier are associated with the coeval emplacement of the Early Devonian Leinster
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for c. 100 km to the SE below Avalonia. Thus they invoke a model of slab drop-off caused by
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between them, the mentioned orogenic events and the closure of the Iapetus and Tornquist oceans.
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Torsvik, Trond H.; Rehnström, Emma F. (2003). "The Tornquist Sea and Baltica–Avalonia docking".
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Golonka, Jan; Krobicki, Michał; Poprawa, Paweł; Paul, Zbigniew; Khudoley, Andriej (2009-01-01).
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formed its bulk. Near the end of the Neoproterozoic, during the breakup of this supercontinent,
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Robert, Boris; Domeier, Mathew; Jakob, Johannes (2021). "On the origins of the Iapetus Ocean".
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orogenies in what today is North America are included in the phases of the Caledonian orogeny.
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Landing, Ed; Keppie, J. Duncan; Keppie, D. Fraser; Geyer, Gerd; Westrop, Stephen R. (2022).
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were largely absent across all terranes in the concerned area in this period. Most Acadian
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McKerrow et al. (2000) give a definition of the Caledonian orogeny which includes "all the
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of the Iapetus Ocean beneath the margin of Laurentia to its northwest and possibly also by
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The paleogeographic position of the Armorica crustal fragments between the Ordovician and
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data but must have occurred in similar times as those of Laurentia and the Iapetus Ocean.
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margins. The tectonic contact between the two groups has been correlated either with the
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In addition, the Southern Uplands accretionary wedge lacks evidence of the presence of a
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whose core is the Skiddaw Group (which is overlain by the EVG). The BVD is dominated by
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on the eastern margin of Laurentia and the margin of the Baltoscandian platform of the
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The Iapetus Suture also extends along the margin of the Baltoscandian platform of the
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occurred post-subduction (425-390 Ma) in a regional tectonic setting with alternating
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phases. High rates of magma generation coincided with a c. 418–404 Ma Early Devonian
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Chew, D. M.; Stillman, C. J. (2022-07-18). "Late Caledonian orogeny and magmatism".
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zone (see below). It also caused northeast trending strike-slip faults, such as the
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beneath Laurentia. It underwent accelerating subsidence through the Middle to Late
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Waldron, John W.F.; Floyd, James D.; Simonetti, Antonio; Heaman, Larry M. (2008).
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in Shropshire with considerable erosion before the deposition of sediments in the
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created by the spreading of the Rheic Ocean. It migrated across the Iapetus Ocean
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Mountain building event caused by the collision of Laurentia, Baltica and Avalonia
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transtension phase. This decreased during the 404–394 Ma Acadian transpression.
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Acadian event in this area saw the amalgamation of these landmasses to form the
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in what is now Norway and the Swedish areas by its border. It occurred from the
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is continuation of the terrane of the same name in Scotland. It underwent more
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Wen, Bin; Evans, David A.D.; Anderson, Ross P.; McCausland, Phil J.A. (2020).
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which brought it above water. Convergence eventually caused the ranges of the
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Strachan, R.A; Friderichsen, J.D; Holdsworth, R.E; Jepsen, H.F (1994-01-01).
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Kneller, B. C. (1991). "A foreland basin on the southern margin of Iapetus".
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and small anticlockwise one in the east which is part of a wider transecting
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and closure of the Iapetus Ocean prior to the Acadian orogeny. It has Early
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Phillips, W.E.A. (2001). "Caledonian deformation". In Holland, C.H. (ed.).
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Variscan-Appalachian dynamics: The building of the late Paleozoic basement
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opened and the different parts of the orogenic belt moved apart. See also
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were separated and belonged to two different tectonic plates: Laurentia (
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westward away from Gondwana and then migrated northward. This led to the
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for an episode of mountain building in northern Europe that predated the
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north of the EVG and south of the BVG, which are part the Lake District
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whose sediments were largely derived from an earlier continental margin
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on the Avalonia margin which was created by the subduction of Avalonia
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Island), and through Poland. It then follows the eastern margin of the
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involved collisions between two landmasses of Laurentia and an oceanic
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department of France. In Belgium to covers the north-western part of
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The Jämtlandian: A new orogeny in the Caledonides of central Sweden
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and the rest of Ireland) were part of the Avalonia microcontinent.
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emplaced by the much younger Caledonian orogeny are shown in green.
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and was the most important tectonic event in the area between the
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started to drift northwestward form the Gondwana northern margin (
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were deposited from the NE into a marine basin which bridged the
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Baltica drifted northward, too. This involved the opening of the
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recycling into the Munster Basin following Mid-Devonian Acadian
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of Baltica and Eastern Avalonia. It runs from a portion of the
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along the eastern margin of Laurentia in the Scandian orogeny.
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During the final part of its northwestward migration, Avalonia
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Mountains and the Eastern Carpathians, it evolved through the
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throughout various geologic formations of the district into
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which did not just break off. It also peeled back below the
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Avalonia consisted of "north-western and possibly southern
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beneath the southern margins of the Laurentian landmasses.
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onlapping or thrust onto the Avalonia continental margin.
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pattern across the Avalonian rocks of Britain and Ireland.
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which lied to the south of Avalonia and separated it from
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Baltica comprised the eastern part of the future Europe:
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zone into the Clew Bay southern margin. The Ox Mountains
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Munster Basin to the south (which covered the Kerry and
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to extend across the sutured Iapetus Ocean. This caused
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and markedly reduced with the change to post-subduction
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van Roermund, Herman; Brueckner, Hannes (2004-01-01).
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is the surface expression of the Iapetus Suture zone.
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plutons which straddle both sides of the trace of the
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Neilson, J.C.; Kokelaar, B.P.; Crowley, Q.G. (2009).
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of the adjacent Towi Anticline and igneous activity.
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Peninsula which collided with the eastern margin of
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which were superimposed on pre-existing structures.
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weakening of deformation in the accretionary wedge.
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2441: 1871:is the continuation of the Lakesman terrane in the 1072:(at a right angle) to a sinistrally (left-lateral) 871:(c. 400 Ma) in Scotland and the enlargement of the 4029: 3867:Pharaoh, Tim; England, Richard; Lee, Mick (1995). 1967:in the southern part of the northern coast of the 1183: 942:as they are now. This occurred through NW-dipping 183:most of the Earth's landmasses were united in the 86:and parts of north-central Europe. The Caledonian 38:belts at the end of the Caledonian orogeny (Early 3866: 3396:(1). The Geological Association of Canada: 5–18. 1765:) and NE trending open buckle folds in the Early 1060:The Southern Uplands terrane is thought to be an 447:, which was caused by the Acadian Orogeny in the 4685: 4394: 4351:Proceedings of the Shropshire Geological Society 4304: 4184:Geological Society, London, Special Publications 4181: 3142:Geological Society, London, Special Publications 3111:(5). Cambridge University Press (CUP): 627–636. 3026:. Liverpool University Press. pp. 143–174. 2355:and the coast of Kent. On the other side of the 992:like the Eastern Avalonia docking with Baltica. 3139: 1385:block that was driven northward during Acadian 1165:for the whole region involved an Iapetus Ocean 556: 175:Palaeogeographic evolution prior to the orogeny 4615:Shell Internationale Petroleum Maatschappij BV 4611:Geological Atlas of Western and Central Europe 2999:. Liverpool University Press. pp. 69–94. 2995:Chew, D. M. (2022-07-18). "Grampian Orogeny". 1030:of Scotland. There is a Trans-Suture Suite of 824:movements in the east and NW-directed oblique 3762:(1). Oxford University Press (OUP): 181–207. 3520:(6). Canadian Science Publishing: 1185–1192. 2940:"Caledonian Orogeny and associated magmatism" 2710:Geology of the Lake District. Acadian Orogeny 1971:. In Britain it runs roughly parallel to the 1487:, major strike-parallel sinistral faults and 1249:resulted in regionally clockwise transecting 714:, through southern Denmark, a portion of the 693: 603:, rather than through an orogen-causing hard 515:and mountain building and ended in the Early 4656:Emplacement timing of the Galway Granite ... 4357: 4313:(5). Geological Society of London: 869–880. 3972:(3). Geological Society of London: 501–515. 3383: 3289:(2). Geological Society of London: 229–246. 3250: 3059: 3021: 2966:(2). Cambridge University Press (CUP): 235. 2899: 2826: 2254:, some accreted terranes in the basement of 1963:. It crosses this sea and is exposed in the 387:occurred particularly in the Shelve area in 70:cycle recorded in the northern parts of the 3213: 2730:Geology of the Lake District. Skiddaw Group 2315:In England the Anglo-Brabant massif covers 2142:(except from their western part, including 847:which culminated in the development of the 801:(or Dronning Louise Land) in north-eastern 750:orogenies, rather than the Caledonian one. 3920:Proceedings of the Geologists' Association 3364: 2032:Euramerica, Laurussia or Old Red Continent 1684:of Scotland. Its movement occurred in the 820:of regional deformation between sinistral 511:Continental collisions started in the Mid 463:system and folding in pre-Ashgill strata, 98:, roughly 490–390 million years ago ( 90:encompasses events that occurred from the 4249: 4238:Rapport Grønlands Geologiske Undersøgelse 4000: 3849: 3691: 3566: 3493:EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts 2599: 2597: 2595: 2593: 2498: 2496: 2258:and their foredeep, terranes in northern 1457:. The island lies immediately to its SE. 3954: 3060:Cocks, L. R. M.; Torsvik, T. H. (2006). 2837: 2468: 2466: 2134:Laurentia comprised most of present day 545:. The other parts of the British Isles ( 474: 305: 29: 4608: 4341: 4070:International Journal of Earth Sciences 3910: 3672:International Journal of Earth Sciences 3507: 3453: 2875: 2745: 2743: 2741: 2739: 2737: 470: 102:). It was caused by the closure of the 4686: 2822: 2820: 2818: 2816: 2590: 2493: 2309: 2244: 2162:and the northern and western parts of 2018:and parts of southern Germany and the 1926:counties). The Dingle basin underwent 778:peninsula of Baltica. It involved the 3583: 3365:Jones, Kevin; Blake, Stephen (2003). 3048: 2904:Stampfii, von Raumer & Borel 2002 2807: 2687: 2685: 2683: 2681: 2463: 2432:Stampfii, von Raumer & Borel 2002 2427: 2359:, it covers the northern part of the 2235: 2226: 2169: 2128: 2095: 2078:Geological structure of Great Britain 1899:granite) and this in turn was cut by 1460:The island is composed mainly of the 1333:In the Middle to Late Ordovician the 702:or Tornquist Zone is the area of the 585:Docking Eastern Avalonia with Baltica 136:. The term was first used in 1885 by 4344:"Ten years of geology in Shropshire" 2994: 2734: 934:and the rest of Ireland). The Early 843:, causing thrusting in the Northern 4537:Earth and Planetary Science Letters 3621:McKERROW, W. S.; Mac Niocaill, C.; 3069:Geological Society, London, Memoirs 2813: 2050:(about 340 million years ago). The 1716:. This may continue as a sinistral 1271:The Lake District in north-western 1268:rather than Iapetus Ocean closure. 522: 294:). Its drift included an up to 55° 13: 3627:"The Caledonian Orogeny redefined" 3514:Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences 2678: 1483:are transected clockwise by their 1310:. It underwent subduction-related 835:This orogenic event also affected 619:, the south-western corner of the 459:movement in the Pontesford-Linley 14: 4765: 4632: 4574:Journal of the Geological Society 4360:Journal of the Geological Society 4307:Journal of the Geological Society 3966:Journal of the Geological Society 3822:Journal of the Geological Society 3631:Journal of the Geological Society 3456:Journal of the Geological Society 3283:Journal of the Geological Society 2121:and much of what later was to be 1938: 1831:deformation with an axial planar 1453:crop out close to or probably on 1114:regimes. However, during Iapetus 753: 274:Avalonia's motion was related to 3783:MONA LISA Working Group (1997). 3606:10.1046/j.1365-3121.2001.00327.x 3055:(PhD thesis). Durham University. 2117:, parts of what later was to be 2001: 805:. It is an exposed N–S trending 4052:10.1016/j.earscirev.2021.103791 3876:Studia Geophysica et Geodaetica 3568:10.1016/j.earscirev.2021.103863 3384:Keppie, J.; Keppie, D. (2014). 3319:(2). GeoScienceWorld: 169–178. 2911: 2892: 2881: 2869: 2860: 2851: 2842: 2831: 2801: 2792: 2783: 2772: 2763: 2752: 2723: 2714: 2703: 2694: 2669: 2660: 2651: 2642: 2633: 2624: 2615: 2606: 2581: 2572: 2559: 2550: 2541: 2532: 2523: 2514: 2505: 2484: 2475: 2223:. See Mikołajczak et al. (2019) 1184:Northern England, Lake District 1102:production should be larger in 4270:Journal of Metamorphic Geology 3081:10.1144/GSL.MEM.2006.032.01.05 2924:EGS - AGU - EUG Joint Assembly 2511:Torsvik & Rehnström (2003) 2454: 2420: 1784:is the SE continuation of the 1676:in the Dalradian. The Donegal 1430: 1222:. Its continuation in eastern 1118:(455–425 Ma) this was low and 682:belt which, starting from the 427:was accompanied by late stage 1: 4719:Geology of the United Kingdom 4447:(3–4). Elsevier BV: 229–258. 4417:10.1016/s0040-1951(02)00631-5 4204:10.1144/GSL.SP.1999.160.01.21 4015:10.1016/s0040-1951(03)00240-3 4009:(3–4). Elsevier BV: 219–236. 3425:(1–4). Elsevier BV: 158–177. 3367:Mountain Building in Scotland 3265:10.1016/s0191-8141(98)00007-8 3253:Journal of Structural Geology 3222:(1–2). Elsevier BV: 147–158. 3185:(4). Elsevier BV: 1415–1433. 2587:MONALISA Working Group (1997) 2414: 2146:) a north-eastern portion of 2034:) and Armorica is called the 1548:in the Lake District and the 957:, which referred to the Late 167:phases that can laterally be 4461:10.1016/0012-8252(96)00008-6 3940:10.1016/j.pgeola.2018.02.009 3402:10.12789/geocanj.2014.41.039 3236:10.1016/0040-1951(92)90373-e 2302:, and some coastal parts of 1564:associated with small folds 1190:Geology of the Lake District 557:Eastern and Western Avalonia 7: 4403:(1–4). Elsevier BV: 67–82. 3926:(3). Elsevier BV: 278–328. 3439:10.1016/j.tecto.2008.08.001 3259:(6). Elsevier BV: 765–781. 2898:See the reconstructions in 2351:along the eastern coast of 2061: 1475:zone during the sinistral, 496:article for this orogeny). 431:. The event caused a major 10: 4770: 4669:Re-defining the Caledonian 4557:10.1016/j.epsl.2020.116591 3508:Landing, Ed (1996-11-01). 2379:provinces and much of the 1590: 1437:Geology of the Isle of Man 1434: 1187: 898:rocks in Scotland and the 763: 757: 734:. Finally, it runs to the 700:Trans-European Suture Zone 694:Trans-European Suture Zone 647:and part of north-eastern 526: 56:Trans-European Suture Zone 18: 4594:10.1144/0016-76492006-129 4251:10.34194/rapggu.v162.8249 4225:British Geological Survey 4165:10.1130/0-8137-2364-7.263 4090:10.1007/s00531-002-0261-3 3986:10.1144/0016-76492008-088 3842:10.1144/0016-76492008-069 3693:10.1007/s00531-018-1668-9 3125:10.1017/s0016756897007425 3098:"The margins of Avalonia" 2980:10.1017/s0016756807004219 2556:Fossen & Dunlap. 1998 2438:(1996) and Ziegler (1990) 2083:Central Pangean Mountains 1955:on the Atlantic coast to 1757:, folds and a SE dipping 1468:which were deformed in a 1335:Borrowdale Volcanic Group 1214:passing by the Island of 953:Since the 1980s the term 922:and northern and western 859:(435–420 Ma) and led to 451:. It was associated with 124:The orogeny is named for 4327:10.1144/gsjgs.148.5.0869 4128:10.1016/j.gr.2015.06.001 4114:. Elsevier BV: 257–271. 3768:10.1093/petrology/egt065 3738:10.1016/j.gr.2016.02.006 3724:. Elsevier BV: 250–260. 3476:10.1144/gsjgs.148.2.0207 3199:10.1016/j.gr.2014.10.007 2900:Cocks & Torsvik 2006 2827:Chew & Stillman 2022 2490:Keppie and Keppie (2014) 2426:Reconstruction based on 2306:", Golonka et al. (2009) 2088: 2073:Świętokrzyskie Mountains 1746:rocks and a NE trending 1657:. It is composed of the 1610:and without substantial 1106:tectonic regimes during 965:orogeny in the Northern 914:As mentioned above, the 780:Scandinavian Caledonides 766:Scandinavian Caledonides 678:massif. It is part of a 666:in central and southern 407:. It formed the Shelve 351:Scandinavian Caledonides 330:In this definition, the 76:Scandinavian Caledonides 4549:2020E&PSL.55216591W 4543:. Elsevier BV: 116591. 4380:10.1144/0016-764903-098 4038:. Elsevier BV: 103791. 3553:. Elsevier BV: 103863. 3369:. The Open University. 3049:Clegg, Phillip (2002). 2578:Schofield et al. (2016) 2014:, most of the north of 1918:deposition in the Late 1903:granite at c. 404.9 Ma. 1887:, which is the largest 1843:. This reflects a Late 1761:in the Pomeroy inlier ( 1727:was emplaced c. 412 Ma. 1294:In the Early to Middle 1149:or that this is due to 882:. All this spanned the 403:and was related to the 4674:Caledonian in Shetland 4609:Ziegler, P.A. (1990). 3957:The Geology of Ireland 3651:10.1144/jgs.157.6.1149 3032:10.2307/jj.12638997.11 3024:The Geology of Ireland 2997:The Geology of Ireland 2848:Fritschle et al. (2017 2657:Woodcock et al. (2007) 2630:Strachan et al. (1994) 2547:McKerrow et al. (2000) 2520:Kirkland et al. (2008) 2205:Scandinavian Peninsula 2068:Scandinavian Mountains 1797:Southern Uplands Fault 1732:Midland Valley terrane 1712:motion in the Central 1557:, b) a gently dipping 1479:of the Iapetus Ocean. 627:. It came to comprise 506:continental collisions 488: 349:are recognised in the 59: 4441:Earth-Science Reviews 4032:Earth-Science Reviews 3911:Pharaoh, Tim (2018). 3547:Earth-Science Reviews 3005:10.2307/jj.12638997.7 2639:Thigpen et al. (2013. 2612:Averill et al. (2006) 2502:Pharaoh et al. (1993) 2481:Pollock et al. (2009) 1973:Anglo-Scottish border 1782:Longford-Down terrane 1524:Windermere Supergroup 1387:continental collision 1363:Windermere Supergroup 1339:Eycott Volcanic Group 1302:was a deep submarine 1023:occurred beneath the 990:continental collision 832:further to the west. 760:Western Gneiss Region 730:Mountains in western 664:London-Brabant Massif 605:continental collision 478: 341:Some early phases of 306:Early orogenic phases 33: 25:Mountains of Scotland 4694:Ordovician orogenies 4342:Toghill, P. (1990). 3756:Journal of Petrology 2700:Waldron et al., 2008 2621:Corfu et al. (2014). 2472:Robert et al. (2021) 2052:Rhenohercynian basin 1700:and fault zone from 1506:The Dalby Group was 1377:. It was related to 1198:covers the north of 1151:flat–slab subduction 1076:one as indicated by 904:Walls Boundary Fault 902:Islands through the 718:between Denmark and 660:Anglo-Brabant massif 471:Main orogenic phases 355:Finnmarkian Orogeny, 4709:Orogenies of Europe 4679:Britain's formation 4586:2007JGSoc.164.1023W 4508:2008Geo....36..527W 4453:1996ESRv...40..229T 4409:2003Tectp.362...67T 4372:2004JGSoc.161..555T 4319:1991JGSoc.148..869T 4282:2013JMetG..31..813T 4196:1999GSLSP.160..325S 4120:2016GondR..35..257S 4082:2002IJEaS..91..838S 4044:2021ESRv..22103791R 3978:2009JGSoc.166..501P 3932:2018PrGA..129..278P 3888:1995StGG...39..330P 3834:2009JGSoc.166..545N 3801:1997Geo....25.1071M 3730:2016GondR..39..250M 3684:2019IJEaS.108..547M 3643:2000JGSoc.157.1149M 3598:2001TeNov..13..122M 3559:2022ESRv..22403863L 3501:2012EGUGA..1412633L 3468:1991JGSoc.148..207K 3431:2008Tectp.460..158K 3325:2013Lsphe...5..169G 3295:10.1144/jgs2017-034 3228:1992Tectp.206..147F 3191:2015GondR..28.1415E 3154:2014GSLSP.390....1C 3117:1997GeoM..134..627C 3105:Geological Magazine 2972:2008GeoM..145..235B 2960:Geological Magazine 2932:2003EAEJA.....7149A 2857:Ennis et al. (2015) 2798:Clegg (2002) p. 319 2789:Clegg (2002) p. 185 2720:Stone et al. (1999) 2691:Miles et al. (2016) 2675:Miles et al. (2014) 2666:Brown et al. (2008) 2387:it is found in the 2101:Gondwana comprised 1875:of England and the 1661:Supergroup and its 1400:in the west of the 1175:lithospheric mantle 890:which affected the 818:strain partitioning 370:Jämtlandian Orogeny 239:Either in the Late 114:continents and the 4729:Ordovician England 4704:Devonian orogenies 4699:Silurian orogenies 4662:2013-04-12 at the 3896:10.1007/BF02295826 2888:Schätz et al. 2002 2866:Todd et al. (1996) 2749:Stone et al.(2010) 2529:Rice et al. (2003) 2403:former islands in 2389:Zeelandic Flanders 1817:accretionary wedge 1643:igneous intrusions 1641:rocks. There were 1612:crustal thickening 1555:igneous intrusions 1539:accretionary wedge 1501:Langness Peninsula 1286:by creating slaty 1230:. It includes the 1147:strike-slip faults 1088:deposition in the 1084:counterclockwise. 1062:accretionary wedge 1019:Subduction of the 738:. However, in the 728:Eastern Carpathian 489: 479:Geological map of 429:igneous intrusions 411:and Rytton Castle 205:from the western ( 151:. Geologists like 64:Caledonian orogeny 60: 44:geological history 21:Caledonia Mountain 4734:Ordovician Norway 4724:Geology of Norway 4640:Middle Ordovician 4516:10.1130/G24763A.1 4290:10.1111/jmg.12046 4174:978-0-8137-2364-8 4108:Gondwana Research 3795:(12): 1071–1074. 3718:Gondwana Research 3390:Geoscience Canada 3179:Gondwana Research 3041:978-1-903544-49-5 3014:978-1-903544-49-5 2810:, p. 193–196 2460:Wen et al. (2020) 2383:province. In the 2347:. 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Index

Caledonia Mountain
Mountains of Scotland

Acadian
Devonian
geological history
Atlantic Ocean
Iapetus Suture
Trans-European Suture Zone
mountain-building
British Isles
Scandinavian Caledonides
Svalbard
eastern Greenland
orogeny
Ordovician
Devonian
Ma
Iapetus Ocean
Laurentia
Baltica
Avalonia
microcontinent
Caledonia
Latin
Scotland
Austrian
Eduard Suess
Devonian
period

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