Ri-μi/μm-Ci dependent oblateness of deformed pebbles in the Baraitha conglomerate, Central India and tectonic implications

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Oblateness, Viscosity Contrast, Pebble Concentration, Tectonic Strain Ratio, Initial Axial Ratio

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Strain analysis of the Baraitha conglomerate is attempted by direct measurements on extracted pebbles and by micrometric analysis. The overall deformation is of flattening type, with the k value lower by more than half in the matrix than in the pebbles. The viscosity contrast between pebbles and matrix ( μ i/μm) is in the ratio of 2:1 and the bulk deformation appears to be strongly controlled by Ci (concentration of pebbles expressed as percentage). The total shortening (≃35%) in the Baraitha conglomerate is comparable with the shortening accomplished in the folding of the overlying Bijawar Group volcanosedimentary sequence. The bulk strain axes X t, Yt and Z t, as determined from the analysis of the deformed conglomerate, are unsymmetrically oriented with reference to folds formed by oblique flexural-slip with neither X t nor Y tcoincident with the fold hinges. The lack of transection of folds by cleavage again suggests flattening deformation. The extension in the Y tdirection is greater in the matrix than in the pebbles.

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