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Figure 4. Landsat TM band 4 image of the Shargyn Rupture. The sharp linear break within the valley is suggestive of active faulting. 
White arrows indicate the dip of fault plane while black arrows suggest the direction of the strike-slip movement. Note also the 
beheaded drainage at the centre of the image. b. Along the fault zone, pressure ridges are very common. 
associated with erosion of the mountainous block rather than 
uplift. 
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