Helvetic Nappes (thrust sheets) of Swiss Alps. They consist of Mesozoic limestones, shales and marls that were originally dep… | Earth science, Geology, Continents
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4D reconstruction of the Doldenhorn nappe-basement system in the Aar massif: Insights into late-stage continent-continent collision in the Swiss Alps - ScienceDirect
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Matterhorn mountain. 4.478 meters. Swiss Alps. Switzerland Photograph by Guido Montanes Castillo - Fine Art America
Cross‑section through the Penninic nappes of South‑Western Switzerland... | Download Scientific Diagram
A geological window on the past - SWI swissinfo.ch
Transition from thin- to thick-skinned tectonics and consequences for nappe formation: Numerical simulations and applications to the Helvetic nappe system, Switzerland - ScienceDirect
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Säntis, Switzerland – the WANDERLUST
Geological map of the Austroalpine and Upper Penninic nappes in... | Download Scientific Diagram
Record of a dense succession of drowning phases in the Alpstein mountains, north-eastern Switzerland: part I—the Lower Cretaceous Tierwis Formation (latest Hauterivian to latest Barremian) | Swiss Journal of Geosciences | Full
The three-stage rock failure dynamics of the Drus (Mont Blanc massif, France) since the June 2005 large event | Scientific Reports
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Tectonic map of the Säntis nappe including major tectonic structures... | Download Scientific Diagram
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