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A craton and its cracks: some of the behaviour of the Zimbabwe block from the Late Archaean to the Mesozoic in response to horizontal movements, and the significance of some of its mafic dyke fracture patterns

James F. Wilson

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Key concepts: Geology, Archean, Diachronous, Craton, Seismology, Igneous rock, Stress field, Sinistral and dextral

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