A thick fault breccia separates it from the overlying Qomolangma Formation.
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Such breccias can be called sedimentary breccias to differentiate them from other types of breccia, e . g . volcanic and fault breccias.
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As the rock fractured and the two sides moved against each other, cavities were created, partly filled with broken rock ( fault breccia and fault gouge ).
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Zones of fault breccia and fault gouge in rocks can be a hazard for the construction of tunnels and mines, as the non-cohesive zones form weak places in the rock where a tunnel can collapse more easily.
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