Moravo–Silesian Zone

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The Moravo–Silesian Zone is a major geological unit in Central Europe forming part of the Bohemian Massif, characterized by complex metamorphic and igneous rock formations shaped by ancient mountain-building processes.

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Moravo‑Silesian Zone 1
Moravo–Silesian Zone canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological unit
tectonostratigraphic zone
age Neoproterozoic basement
Paleozoic
borders Moldanubian Zone
surface form: Brunovistulian Zone

Moldanubian Zone
Saxothuringian Zone
contains Carboniferous sedimentary sequences
Devonian sedimentary sequences
Moldanubian Zone
surface form: Moravian–Silesian Paleozoic
country Austria
Czech Republic
Poland
economicGeology coal-bearing basins at its margin
geologicalSetting Variscan orogeny
surface form: Variscan orogen
lithology amphibolite
granite
granodiorite
igneous rocks
metamorphic rocks
metasedimentary rocks
metavolcanic rocks
mica schist
orthogneiss
paragneiss
locatedIn Central Europe
metamorphicGrade high-grade
low-grade
medium-grade
namedAfter Moravia
Silesia
orogeny Cadomian orogeny
Variscan orogeny
overlies Brunovistulian terrane
partOf Bohemian Massif
region eastern Czech Republic
northern Austria
southern Poland
researchField metamorphic petrology
structural geology
tectonics
structuralPosition eastern part of Bohemian Massif
tectonicCharacter complexly deformed
folded
thrust-stacked
tectonicEvolution accreted to European Variscan belt
affected by multiple deformation phases

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Bohemian Massif contains Moravo–Silesian Zone
Moldanubian Zone boundedBy Moravo–Silesian Zone
this entity surface form: Moravo‑Silesian Zone