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plunging fold

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plunging fold [′plənj·iŋ ′fōld]
(geology)
A fold having a relatively steep plunge. Also known as pitching fold.


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Current drilling at Mad Kiss is now focused from following the north limb of the anticline to probing the down-dip continuity of the steeply plunging fold nose.
The greatest concentration of gold is in a shallow plunging fold hinge of iron formation.
Based on the mapping and geophysical results it was interpreted that the Alpha Zone mineralization is associated with an easterly plunging fold structure, and remains open to the east.
 
 
 
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