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• Fold
  ...wnward [[fold hinge]]s; [[synclinal]] axial surfaces occupy concave-upward fold hinges. ...ons on non-migrated or under-migrated sections do not accurately represent fold shape. However, axial surfaces can be inferred on these sections by mapping
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• Fold trap regime
  ...Subclasses listed are not inclusive but represent the more common types of fold traps and show how the proposed classification scheme can be developed and | rowspan = 9 | ''Fold''; A fold trap is formed by syn- or postdepositional processes that [[Deformation|def
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• Structural trap system
  The structural system contains three regimes: [[Fold trap regime|fold traps]], [[Fault trap regime|fault traps]], and [[fracture traps]]. The cla * [[Fold trap regime]]
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• Syncline
  ...r shape, position and occurrences determines their name designated to each fold structure. Folds are easily seen after being exposed by erosion. ..._1.png|thumb|300px|{{figure number|1}}A diagram showing the structure of a fold (Courtesy Wikipedia)]]
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• Fold trap regime
  ...Subclasses listed are not inclusive but represent the more common types of fold traps and show how the proposed classification scheme can be developed and | rowspan = 9 | ''Fold''; A fold trap is formed by syn- or postdepositional processes that [[Deformation|def
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• Fold
  ...wnward [[fold hinge]]s; [[synclinal]] axial surfaces occupy concave-upward fold hinges. ...ons on non-migrated or under-migrated sections do not accurately represent fold shape. However, axial surfaces can be inferred on these sections by mapping
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• Black Warrior basin
  ...ic cover along much of the northern rim of the basin. In the [[Appalachian fold belt]] and Nashville dome to the east and northeast respectively, these uni
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• Fracture traps
  The reason for including [[Fold trap regime|fold traps]] and [[Fault trap regime|fault traps]] in the structural system may * [[Fold trap regime]]
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• Growth strata
  ...mechanism and the relative rates of sedimentation and uplift. Thus, growth fold patterns imaged in seismic data are often considered diagnostic of folding .... In [[:file:ST53_Part01_Pg11A.jpg|Figure 1]], growth strata thin onto the fold crest, with the lowermost growth units exhibiting the greatest thickness ch
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• Structural domains
  ...ct region or subregion with similar structural properties (e.g., similar [[fold]] vergence or style, shortening, uplift, faulting style, etc.). * [[Fold style]]s
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• Trap geometry: changes
  ==Change in a fold trap== ...e to the bend of the fault on the foot wall, the actual rock occupying the fold changes during movement along the fault. However, the position of the trap
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• Fracture analysis
  ...based on geometry from structural mapping ([[fold]] shape and location on fold) ...Quantitative evaluation of fractures on Monkshood anticline, a detachment fold in the foothills of western Canada]: AAPG Bulletin, vol. 81, 1110–1132.
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• Combination trap
  ...are combinations of the three structural trap regimes: [[Fold trap regime|fold]], [[Fault trap regime|fault]], and [[Fracture trap regime|fracture]]. The
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• Erosional trap regime
  ...e erosional surface || Sequence-boundary unconformity || Postcompressional fold-fault unconformity || Multiple truncated marine sandstones || Superunconfor
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• Trap classification levels
  ** [[Fold trap regime|Fold Regime]]
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• Fault trap regime
  | colspan = 2 | Foreland fold fault * [[Fold trap regime]]
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• Structural geology
  * [[Fold]]s and faults are geologic structures '''''The variation of these factors determines if a rock will fault or fold.''''
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• Minibasins and petroleum systems
  ...ch04r60>MacQueen, R. W., and D. A. Leckie, eds., 1992, Foreland Basins and Fold Belts: [http://store.aapg.org/detail.aspx?id=143 AAPG Memoir 55], 460 p.</r
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• Province, basin, system, play, and prospect
  ...troleum province, such as the Williston Basin or Paris Basin. The Zagros [[fold]] belt could be a structural province or a petroleum province, not a basin. ...sedimentary rocks is used to determine basins (thick), uplifts (thin), and fold belts (folded). These features are properly named provinces; if they contai
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• Fracture trap regime
  ..., whether compressional, extensional, or transpressional. || rowspan = 2 | Fold-related fracture trap; Fractures are intimately associated with and control * [[Fold trap regime]]
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• Trap systems: structural, stratigraphic, and fluidic
  ...m|fluidic]] trap, [[Stratigraphic trap|stratigraphic]]/ structural trap, [[Fold trap regime|anticline]]/[[Fault trap regime|fault]] trap, and tilted fault-
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• Limitations of quantitative fault seal analysis
  ...es, and specifically it does not necessarily apply to faults in [[foreland fold and thrust belts]] or [[strike-slip]] basins. All basins in which quantitat
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