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Diagram attempting to show the use of lower hemisphere stereographic projection in structural geology using the example of a fault plane and a slickenside lineation observed within the fault plane.

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current	16:48, 20 November 2007	1,321×598 (150 KB)	Mikenorton (Talk \| contribs)	(Diagram attempting to show the use of lower hemisphere stereographic projection in structural geology using the example of a fault plane and a slickenside lineation observed within the fault plane.)