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English: Orogenic collapse can occur under different circumstances. If the tectonic forces which thickened the crust are still active, then it is considered a fixed-boundary collapse, where the brittle upper crust breaks down. If the tectonic forces have been released, then it is considered a free-boundary collapse, where the upper and lower crust extend together. |
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