CAMERLENGHI , Angelo

Last name: CAMERLENGHI

First name: Angelo

2012 (v1)

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The carbonate mass-transport deposits of the Paleocene Julian Basin (Eastern Friuli, Italy)

OGATA, KEI TUNIS, GIORGIO PINI, GIAN ANDREA

The Paleogene carbonate megabreccias of the Eastern Friuli, South-Eastern Alps of Italy, are thick, up to 260 m, and laterally extensive, up to 100 km, bodies attributed to catastrophic submarine landslides, which occurred in a deep-water, turbidite-filled foredeep basin (Julian Basin or Slovenian Basin of the Slovene geologists). The Grivo...

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2010 (v1)

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Mélange and mélange-forming processes: case studies from the Apennines, Appalachian and New Zealand

Festa, A. PINI, GIAN ANDREA Dilek, Y.

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2010 (v1)

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Olistostromes, mass-transport deposits and the origin of mélanges

PINI, GIAN ANDREA OGATA, KEI CAMERLENGHI, ANGELO

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2014 (v1)

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The carbonate mass transport deposits of the Paleogene Friuli Basin (Italy/Slovenia): Internal anatomy and inferred genetic processes

OGATA, KEI Pogačnik, Želiko PINI, GIAN ANDREA

The Paleogene carbonate "megabreccia" units of the Friuli Basin are composite deposits produced by catastrophic shallow-water carbonate platform collapses re-deposited in relatively deep-water inner foredeep settings developed at the front of the advancing Dinaric thrust system. These thick, basin-wide mass transport deposits (MTDs) record the...

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CAMERLENGHI , Angelo

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