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Dear Gerrit,


It seems to me, like a 'detachment fault' (like the detachment in the Himalaya).


It will be easy to confirm if you send me the whole sentence or the page/report.





Best Regards and Thanks

Arun
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Arun Prasath R
Researcher, Geophysics Group,
Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology,
Dehradun (UK), India - 248001
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We have this French phrase in a report  “faille de rattachement”. We do not find it in any Dictionary. Can someone please provide the correct English translation.

 

Will be appreciated  

Best regards

 

Gerrit

 

Gerrit de Kock (Ph.D) (Pr.Sc.Nat)

Specialist Geologist: Mapping

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