Fold structures and left-lateral ductile shear in the Gosaisho Metamorphic Belt, northeast Japan

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The Gosaisho belt forms the eastern half of an andalusite-sillimanite metamorphic terrain of the Abukuma belt in northeast Japan. Schistosity is parallel to bedding plane, and mineral lineation is subhorizontal trending NNW-SSE. The polyphase deformation history of the area is described. The microscopic and mesoscopic studies reveal the widespread development of asymmetric structures indicate left-lateral ductile shearing penetrated the Gosaisho metamorphic belt. The left-lateral ductile shearing would have been localized to the major faults. -after English summary

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Ishikawa, M., & Otsuki, K. (1990). Fold structures and left-lateral ductile shear in the Gosaisho Metamorphic Belt, northeast Japan. Journal - Geological Society of Japan, 96(9), 719–730. https://doi.org/10.5575/geosoc.96.719

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