Supplemental Material: Spatiotemporal evolution of a newly recognized Late Cretaceous fold-and-thrust belt in the western slope of southern Peru: Evidence for selective inversion and hybrid thick- and thin-skinned shortening

P.L. McCain; et al.

doi:10.1130/geos.s.29952062.v1

August 20, 2025Open Access

Supplemental Material: Spatiotemporal evolution of a newly recognized Late Cretaceous fold-and-thrust belt in the western slope of southern Peru: Evidence for selective inversion and hybrid thick- and thin-skinned shortening

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Key Points

The study highlights evidence of selective inversion within a late cretaceous fold-and-thrust belt located in southern Peru, and supports understanding of orogenic activity.
Key findings indicate a hybrid process of thick- and thin-skinned shortening, which modifies traditional geological models of mountain formation.
Analysis combines spatiotemporal data and modeling techniques, capturing the intricate evolutionary patterns in geological formations in the region.
Comprehensive data gathering reveals implications for tectonic interpretations, and underscores the need for further geological studies in uncharted areas.

Implication

Observational analysis reveals selective inversion and hybrid shortening in a late cretaceous fold-and-thrust belt, suggesting complex geological processes.

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Supplemental Material: Spatiotemporal evolution of a newly recognized Late Cretaceous fold-and-thrust belt in the western slope of southern Peru: Evidence for selective inversion and hybrid thick- and thin-skinned shortening

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Supplemental Material: Spatiotemporal evolution of a newly recognized Late Cretaceous fold-and-thrust belt in the western slope of southern Peru: Evidence for selective inversion and hybrid thick- and thin-skinned shortening

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