"Segmentation and fault–monocline relationships in the Lapstone Structu" by C. L. Fergusson and P. J. Hatherly
The 95 km-long Lapstone Structural Complex is a segmented structural association consisting of north-trending faults and monoclines in the western Sydney Basin between the Cumberland Basin to the east and lower Blue Mountains to the west. It has developed in a compressional regime. At depth, the Lapstone Structural Complex is most likely a deeply penetrating, west-dipping thrust fault that is seismogenic in the brittle middle crust. This structure has propagated upwards into the overlying Sydney...
Blue Mountains New South Wales Western Australia Lapstone Structural Complex Sydney Basin Cumberland Basin
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