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| Data sets | Publications | Expeditions | Thesaurus |
tectonics  | |
|---|---|
| NT | basement tectonics |
| compression tectonics | |
| cover tectonics | |
| extension tectonics | |
| imbricate tectonics | |
| inversion tectonics | |
| neotectonics | |
| salt tectonics | |
| seismotectonics | |
| thick-skinned tectonics | |
| thin-skinned tectonics | |
| UF | geotectonics |
| tectonism | |
| RT | arches |
| Acadian Phase | |
| Antler Orogeny | |
| accommodation zones | |
| accretion | |
| accretionary wedges | |
| Alleghany Orogeny | |
| allochthons | |
| autochthons | |
| Alpine Orogeny | |
| Andean Orogeny | |
| Appalachian Phase | |
| Assyntic Orogeny | |
| Asturian Orogeny | |
| atectonic processes | |
| aulacogens | |
| back-arc basin | |
| SN | Used for the structural makeup and structural evolution of regions. See also structural analysis for smaller structures. For microscopic structures, see ultrastructure. After 1998, see deformation. Neotectonics is also used for post-Miocene tectonics. Bef |