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Wedge-Shaped Zone
A geological area characterized by its wedge or triangular shape, often indicating tectonic activity or sediment accrual at plate boundaries.
Accretionary Prism
A geological structure formed by the accumulation of sedimentary and oceanic plate material scraped off a subducting plate, typically found at convergent plate boundaries.
Metamorphosed Rocks
Rocks that have undergone a transformation in mineralogy, texture, or chemical composition due to exposure to high pressures and temperatures.
Rotating Fault Blocks
geological structures that move around a vertical axis due to tectonic forces, altering the Earth's crust.
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