Record of a dense succession of drowning phases in the Alpstein mountains, north-eastern Switzerland: part I—the Lower Cretaceous Tierwis Formation (latest Hauterivian to latest Barremian) | Swiss Journal of Geosciences | Full
Matterhorn Mountain, Switzerland | The Matterhorn is mainly … | Flickr
Matterhorn mountain. 4.478 meters. Swiss Alps. Switzerland Photograph by Guido Montanes Castillo - Fine Art America
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Cross‑section through the Penninic nappes of South‑Western Switzerland... | Download Scientific Diagram
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The Alps and Their Siblings | SpringerLink
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a Simplified tectonic map of south-western Switzerland showing the... | Download Scientific Diagram
Transition from thin- to thick-skinned tectonics and consequences for nappe formation: Numerical simulations and applications to the Helvetic nappe system, Switzerland - ScienceDirect
Matterhorn/Cervino | New7Wonders of Nature
The 3‐D Thermal Structure of the Helvetic Nappes of the European Alps: Implications for Collisional Processes - Girault - 2020 - Tectonics - Wiley Online Library
4D reconstruction of the Doldenhorn nappe-basement system in the Aar massif: Insights into late-stage continent-continent collision in the Swiss Alps - ScienceDirect
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Dent Blanche nappe - Wikipedia
Appenzell Hiking: Best Day Hikes & Hut-to-Hut Treks (+ Map)
Morcles Nappe, a Geologic Fold/Martigny Ocean Limestone Switzerland, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. AAM-AAES50637 | agefotostock
SE - Tectonic inheritance controls nappe detachment, transport and stacking in the Helvetic nappe system, Switzerland: insights from thermomechanical simulations
Tectonic map of the Säntis nappe including major tectonic structures... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Switzerland geology trip | GeoWorld Travel
Helvetic Nappes (thrust sheets) of Swiss Alps. They consist of Mesozoic limestones, shales and marls that were originally dep… | Earth science, Geology, Continents
PDF) A trip through the Wildhorn Nappe from Cretaceous to Neogene time (Helvetic Nappes, Switzerland)
