Geology, Structural
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Names and connections
Geotectonics; Structural geology; Tectonics (Geology)
- Broader: Physical geology
- Narrower: Basins (Geology)
- Narrower: Cap rock
- Narrower: Classification--Books--Geology, Structural
- Narrower: Cryptoexplosion structures
- Narrower: Diapirs
- Narrower: Domes (Geology)
- Narrower: Faults (Geology)
- Narrower: Folds (Geology)
- Narrower: Geosynclines
- Narrower: Grabens (Geology)
- Narrower: Impact craters
- Narrower: Inliers (Geology)
- Narrower: Intrusions (Geology)
- Narrower: Joints (Geology)
- Narrower: Nappes (Geology)
- Narrower: Orogenic belts
- Narrower: Orogeny
- Narrower: Physiographic provinces
- Narrower: Rifts (Geology)
- Narrower: Rock deformation
- Narrower: Rocks--Cleavage
- Narrower: Roof pendants (Geology)
- Narrower: Shear zones (Geology)
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