File:Crackled under pressure by glaciers and Lake Superior.jpg
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North shore of Lake Superior showing a billion years of stress.
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English: Cracks in old lava, more an amorphous glass than blocks in the fracture patterns, stress arcs and planes running every which way. The lake was frozen very deep a time or three and great pressure resulted from temperature changes and glacial loading forces. |
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| Author | David L. Hasse |
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Illustrates morphology of magmatic deposit under pressure.
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