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Kinematic analysis in structural geology involves the study of the movement and deformation of rocks and geological structures. It focuses on understanding the kinematics (i.e., the pattern and rates) of faulting, folding, and shearing, as well as the associated displacement vectors and strain distributions. This analysis helps geologists to reconstruct the tectonic history and understand the processes that have shaped the Earth's crust.
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