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In geology, orogenic collapse is the thinn … In geology, orogenic collapse is the thinning and lateral spread of thickened crust. It is a broad term referring to processes which distribute material from regions of high gravitational potential energy to regions of low gravitational potential energy. Orogenic collapse can begin at any point during an orogeny due to overthickening of the crust. Post-orogenic collapse and post-orogenic extension refer to processes which take place once tectonic forces have been released, and represent a key phase of the Wilson Cycle, between continental collision and rifting. Orogens (also known as orogenic belts, or more simply mountain ranges) are sections of thickened crust which are built up as tectonic plates collide. The thickening of the crust marks the start of an orogeny, or "mountain building event." As the orogeny progresses, the orogen may start spreading apart and thinning. Collapse processes can begin either once the orogeny ends as the tectonic forces cease, or during the orogeny if the crust becomes unstable. There are two primary mechanisms at work in an orogenic collapse: excess gravitational potential energy and heat flow into the thickened crust. Overthickened crust can become brittle and begin collapsing and spreading under its own weight. The added weight from the thickened crust also causes it to sink deeper into the mantle, where additional heat can flow into the crust. The added heat softens the rock and makes it flow more easily, which can allow material in deeper sections to move up into thinner areas via buoyancy forces, reducing the total thickness. Orogens can also be destroyed by eduction and erosion, but these processes are not necessarily associated with orogenic collapse. It has been argued that extension during orogenic collapse is a more effective mechanism of lowering mountains than erosion.hanism of lowering mountains than erosion.
, Orogenia osteko kolapsoa, grabitazio kolap … Orogenia osteko kolapsoa, grabitazio kolapsoa edo kolapso estentsiboa edozein orogenia prozesuren ondoren gertatzen den fase bat da. Honetan, orogenoa sortu zuten indar tektonikoek indarra galdu ahala, grabitatearen indarra baino txikiagoa egiten dira, momentu horretan, orogenoa osatzen zuen lurrazal loditua sakabanatu egiten da.uen lurrazal loditua sakabanatu egiten da.
, Orogene ineenstorting (Engels: orogenic co … Orogene ineenstorting (Engels: orogenic collapse) is het tektonische proces van de ineenstorting van een gebergte door extensietektoniek, als gevolg van het overgewicht van de bergmassa en het . Deze ineenstorting is een late fase in de orogene cyclus. De ineenstorting van een gebergte begint vaak nog terwijl het gebergte actief groeit, en gaat verder nadat de gebergtevorming ten einde komt. Als gevolg van de ineenstorting ontstaan afschuivingen, vaak parallel aan de as van het gebergte. Als de extensie aanhoudt ontstaan . Meerdere intramontane bekkens op een rij geven een Basin and range-topografie van bergketens die door langgerekte vlaktes gescheiden worden.oor langgerekte vlaktes gescheiden worden.
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Orogenia osteko kolapsoa, grabitazio kolap … Orogenia osteko kolapsoa, grabitazio kolapsoa edo kolapso estentsiboa edozein orogenia prozesuren ondoren gertatzen den fase bat da. Honetan, orogenoa sortu zuten indar tektonikoek indarra galdu ahala, grabitatearen indarra baino txikiagoa egiten dira, momentu horretan, orogenoa osatzen zuen lurrazal loditua sakabanatu egiten da.uen lurrazal loditua sakabanatu egiten da.
, In geology, orogenic collapse is the thinn … In geology, orogenic collapse is the thinning and lateral spread of thickened crust. It is a broad term referring to processes which distribute material from regions of high gravitational potential energy to regions of low gravitational potential energy. Orogenic collapse can begin at any point during an orogeny due to overthickening of the crust. Post-orogenic collapse and post-orogenic extension refer to processes which take place once tectonic forces have been released, and represent a key phase of the Wilson Cycle, between continental collision and rifting.between continental collision and rifting.
, Orogene ineenstorting (Engels: orogenic co … Orogene ineenstorting (Engels: orogenic collapse) is het tektonische proces van de ineenstorting van een gebergte door extensietektoniek, als gevolg van het overgewicht van de bergmassa en het . Deze ineenstorting is een late fase in de orogene cyclus. De ineenstorting van een gebergte begint vaak nog terwijl het gebergte actief groeit, en gaat verder nadat de gebergtevorming ten einde komt. Als gevolg van de ineenstorting ontstaan afschuivingen, vaak parallel aan de as van het gebergte. Als de extensie aanhoudt ontstaan . Meerdere intramontane bekkens op een rij geven een Basin and range-topografie van bergketens die door langgerekte vlaktes gescheiden worden.oor langgerekte vlaktes gescheiden worden.
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