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DŘÍNOVÁ HILL, THRUST TECTONICS MODIFIED BY SUBSEQUENT EXTENSIONAL FAULTING

Authors

MELICHAR Rostislav BURIÁNEK David KUMPAN Tomáš HRDLIČKOVÁ Kristýna BÁRTA František SKORŠEPA Marko

Year of publication 2019
Type Article in Proceedings
MU Faculty or unit

Faculty of Science

Citation
web Celý sborník ke stažení.
Keywords quarry, Devonian limestone, Svratka massif, Bíly potok Group, tectonic, foliation, veins, fluids
Description The Dřínová Hill was named after “dřín”, which is Czech name for Cornelian cherry (Cornus mas), a shrub growing on arid calcareous soils. The quarry was originally opened for limestone mining, both the over- and the underlying non-lime rocks were exposed with the progress of the mining. Nowadays, the quarry is still active and produces different types of crushed stone, especially from the underlying granodiorite rocks.

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