Glenfinnan Group

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The Glenfinnan Group is a major metamorphic rock sequence within the Scottish Highlands, notable for its deformed and metamorphosed sedimentary rocks that record early geological evolution of the Moine Supergroup.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Lochaber Subgroup 1

Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
metamorphic rock sequence
composedOf metamorphosed sedimentary rocks
pelites
psammites
quartzites
schists
semipelites
contains metamorphic fabrics related to Caledonian orogeny
country Scotland
deformation intensely folded
sheared
exposedIn Lochaber region NERFINISHED
West Highlands NERFINISHED
geologicalAge Neoproterozoic NERFINISHED
lithostratigraphicUnitOf Moine geology NERFINISHED
locatedIn Scottish Highlands
metamorphicGrade amphibolite facies
namedAfter Glenfinnan NERFINISHED
overlies Loch Eil Group NERFINISHED
partOf Moine Supergroup NERFINISHED
researchField Precambrian stratigraphy
metamorphic petrology
structural geology
significance key unit for understanding Proterozoic tectonics of the Scottish Highlands NERFINISHED
structuralStyle strongly deformed
tectonometamorphicHistory records early geological evolution of the Moine Supergroup
underlies Lochaber Subgroup NERFINISHED
Morar Group

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Moine Supergroup containsSubdivision Glenfinnan Group
Appin Group contains Glenfinnan Group
this entity surface form: Lochaber Subgroup