Deformation

Feb 19, 2013

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What is deformation?. Deformation is the folding, faulting and doming of the crust caused by plates colliding, diverging or sliding past each otherThe processes of deformation are compression (squeezing), tension (stretching) and shearing (tearing). Folding. Folding happens where plates convergeTh

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Deformation

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Deformation Processes

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Brittle Deformation

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