Harpoon

David Tanner
LIAG Institute for Applied Geophysics, Hannover, Germany
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This harpoon structure is caused by inversion of normal fault movement on this listric fault in unconsolidated glacial sands. Trowel is 12cm long.

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Type Image Format JPG Size 5.3 MB Width 3648 px Height 2736 px Aspect 4:3 Brand Canon Model PowerShot A2000 IS Exposure 6 mm f/3.2 1/500 s ISO 80 Taken 5 June 2009 Coordinates 51.9350, 9.8680 Tint Dark grayish yellow Submitted 13 August 2014

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