Antler orogeny
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Antler orogeny
[′ant·lər ȯ′räj·ə·nē] (geology)
Late Devonian and Early Mississippian orogeny in Nevada, resulting in the structural emplacement of eugeosynclinal rocks over microgeosynclinal rocks.
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