El Pilar Fault System
The El Pilar Fault System (Spanish: Falla El Pilar) is a complex of geological faults located in state of Sucre in northern Venezuela. The fault system is of right-lateral strike-slip type and has an east–west orientation. Motion along the fault is largely transferred to the Warm Springs Fault in Trinidad Island.[1]
References
- ^ Audemard M., Franck A.; Singer P., André; Soulas, Jean-Pierre (2006). "Quaternary faults and stress regime of Venezuela" (PDF). Revista de la Asociación Geológica Argentina. 61 (4). Asociación Geológica Argentina: 480–491. Retrieved 24 November 2015.
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Major South American geological features
- Antarctic
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- Cocos
- Coiba
- Malpelo
- Nazca
- North Andes
- Scotia
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- Amazonian Craton
- Arequipa-Antofalla Craton
- Atlantic Shield
- Central Brazilian Shield
- Guiana Shield
- Paranapanema Block
- Río Apa Craton
- Río de la Plata Craton
- São Francisco Craton
- Uruguayan Shield
- Aguapeí
- Amazon Rift
- Asunción Rift
- Cuyo Rift
- Espino
- Neuquén Rifts
- Paramirim
- Salta Rifts
- Altiplano
- Amazon
- Andean foreland
- Central Brazil
- Chaco
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- Eastern Venezuela
- Golfo San Jorge
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- Neuquén
- Pantanal
- Paraíba
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- Salta
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- Brasiliano
- Cariri Velhos
- Chonide
- Famatinian
- Gondwanide
- Juruá
- Pampean
- San Rafael
- Sunsás
- Terra Australis
- Tilcarian
- Bolivian Tin Belt
- Chilean Iron Belt
- Deseado Massif
- El Indio Gold Belt
- El Mutún
- Iron Quadrangle
- Lithium Triangle
- Pampean Pegmatite Province
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