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(2008) Evolution of an Early Permian extensional detachment fault from synintrusive, mylonitic flow to brittle faulting (Grassi Detachment Fault, Orobic Anticline, southern Alps, Italy) Special Publication, 298. Geological Society of London. 69-82 doi:10.1144/sp298.4

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