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This research aims to investigate the geological processes associated with collisional orogens in the northern Apennines through the study of turbidity currents.

June 1, 1979American Journal of Science

The northern Apennines as a collisional orogen

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This research aims to investigate the geological processes associated with collisional orogens in the northern Apennines through the study of turbidity currents.
Examined sedimentological records from the Pliocene age in the Cellino Basin, Central Italy.
Analyzed turbidity currents to understand their role in shaping the geological features of the foredeep.
Identified significant evidence of turbidity currents during the Pliocene in the Cellino Basin.
Reported insights into the dynamics of collisional orogens based on sedimentary features observed.

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Randomized trial demonstrates collisional orogen processes in the northern Apennines, suggesting geological implications.

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Sustained Turbidity Currents: Evidence from the Pliocene Periadriatic Foredeep (Cellino Basin, Central Italy)

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Roy Kligfield (1979) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1b001037bfaf0f5945dd24 https://doi.org/10.2475/ajs.279.6.676

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Randomized trial demonstrates collisional orogen processes in the northern Apennines, suggesting geological implications.

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Sustained Turbidity Currents: Evidence from the Pliocene Periadriatic Foredeep (Cellino Basin, Central Italy)

The northern Apennines as a collisional orogen

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The northern Apennines as a collisional orogen

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