Long thin packets of structurally disrupted rocks in the eastern core of the Olympic Mountains mostly top eastward, but the overall age of the rocks decreases westward, suggesting early folding around subhorizontal axes with imbricate thrusting or imbricate thrusting alone.
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Tabor et al. (1978) studied this question.
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