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(A) Location of the study area in China. (B) Geological map of the study area [modified from Tian et al. (2000) and Fan (2014)].

(A) Location of the study area in China. (B) Geological map of the study area [modified from Tian et al. (2000) and Fan (2014)].

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... The deformation and failure of rock masses are commonly associated with the "key block" (Shi and Goodman 1989). The rock mass is cut by structural planes into various forms of spatial blocks (Lyu et al. 2022). In the natural state, these spatial blocks are in static equilibrium. ...