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...sions, however, suggest pressure transients along faults of as much as 126 MPa [[pressure::(1,825 psi]]).<ref name=ch10r61>Parry, W. T., and R. L. Bruhn,

...gradient (2.4-5.5°C/100m) and a relatively high pressure gradient (1.2-1.9 MPa/100m). A series of syndepositional normal faults were induced by the intens ...and 11.2%, respectively), and therefore, high density and viscosity (~57.7 mPa·s) (Figure 5), e.g., poor mobility. In addition, the terrestrial shale in