- an
anticline is a type of fold that is an arch-like
shape and has its
oldest beds at its core,
whereas a
syncline is the
inverse of an
anticline. A typical...
- is,
lines connecting points of
equal dip on
adjacent folded surfaces:
Anticline: linear,
strata normally dip away from the
axial center,
oldest strata...
- The
Oxaya anticline is a
large north–south
aligned anticline and
buckle in the
Chilean Andes west of the
Altiplano Plateau. The
anticline is
about 60 km...
- The Weald–Artois
Anticline, or
Wealden Anticline, is a
large anticline, a
geological structure running between the
regions of the
Weald in
southern England...
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Rollover anticlines are
anticlines related to
extensional normal faults. They must be
differentiated from fault-propagation folds,
which are ****ociated...
- The
Mareuil Anticline, also
called Mareuil-Meyssac
Anticline, is a
structural high
within the
sedimentary sequence of the
northeastern Aquitaine Basin...
- The
Portsdown Anticline is a north-facing
geological fold of
Tertiary age
affecting rocks in Hampshire,
southern England. This
upfold of the
local sedimentary...
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Sheet or
block and is the
northern limb of the
Powell Valley Anticline, a ramp
anticline. The
ridge exists because hard Lee-type
sandstones of
Early Pennsylvanian...
-
Samaan (1971), Poui (1972) and Galeota.
These fields are
mainly faulted anticline traps producing from
depths of 1.2 to 4.2 km (0.75 to 2.61 mi) subsea...
- The
Anticline Ridge is a ridge,
southeast of
Joaquin Ridge,
declining from its 3,629 foot / 1,106
meter high point,
Black Mountain in the
north at 36°18′16″N...
