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Implications of structural inheritance in oblique rift zones for basin compartmentalization: Nkhata Basin, Malawi Rift (EARS)

Estelle Mortimer, Douglas Paton, Christopher A. Scholz, Manfred R. Strecker

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Key concepts: Geology, Rift, Half-graben, Horst and graben, Graben, Horst, Structural basin, Echelon formation

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