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The Inter-Orogenic Calm refers to a period of tectonic stability between orogenic events, when there is a relative lack of mountain-building activity. During this time, the previously deformed and uplifted regions undergo erosion and sediment deposition. This calm period is often characterized by the development of sedimentary basins and the accumulation of new layers of sediment.

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