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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Positive Flower Structures"”.

  1. Sequential development of the Gassaway structure in Braxton County, West Virginia

    … characteristic of strike-slip related positive flower structures. Structure and isopach maps constructed from several hundred wells throughout the study area help constrain the aerial extent of the Gassaway structure, defining it as a dome rather than an anticline. Well log data were …

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  2. Structural Analysis of the Northwest Wind Mountain Quadrangle, New Mexico: Proterozoic Shearing to Cenozoic Brittle Faulting in the Burro Mountains

    … in the region produced previously unmapped positive flower structures, two in outcrop and one on a map scale. Two dominant trends, northeast-southwest and northwest-southeast, are expressed in the faulting and help create the complex fault system seen in the Burro Mountains. The …

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  3. Fault Behavior and Kinematic Evolution of the Eastern California Shear Zone

    … high-angle, doubly fault-bound geometries with positive flower structures, and have self-similar morphologies characterized by a "whaleback" longitudinal profile and an arrowhead shape in map view. Gradual changes in form with increasing restraining bend size suggest a common growth mechanism …

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