Sgurr Beag Thrust

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Sgurr Beag Thrust is a major geological thrust fault within the Scottish Highlands, marking a significant zone of crustal displacement and deformation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological thrust fault
tectonic structure
hasDeformationStyle ductile to brittle deformation zone
hasFaultType compressional fault
hasGeologicalSignificance major zone of crustal deformation
major zone of crustal displacement
hasKinematics contractional crustal shortening
hasMovementType thrust
hasRegion Northwest Highlands of Scotland NERFINISHED
hasStructuralRole accommodates significant horizontal displacement
forms a major tectonic boundary in the Highlands
isAssociatedWith regional metamorphism in the Scottish Highlands
isDocumentedIn geological literature on Highland thrust systems
isFeatureOf Scottish Caledonides NERFINISHED
isImportantFor reconstructing Caledonian tectonic history
understanding crustal evolution of the Scottish Highlands
isMappedAs major thrust zone on regional geological maps of the Scottish Highlands
isNamedAfter Sgurr Beag NERFINISHED
locatedIn Scotland
Scottish Highlands
United Kingdom
partOf Caledonian orogeny structures in the Scottish Highlands
separates rock units of different structural levels
studiedInDiscipline structural geology
tectonics

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Moine Thrust Belt hasFeature Sgurr Beag Thrust