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Model of a tilted plunging anticline as it would appear on an arrow plot.

Miocene rocks in the northeastern limb of the Youshashan anticline and sculptured by fluvial incision and wind erosion. Courtesy of AAPG Bulle

Cross section through an asymmetric ramp anticline, Whitney Canyon field, Wyoming, with SCAT and isogon data superimposed. Unc

...etached fold-thrust, or salt-supported dome. Trap type: anticline, faulted anticline, faulted dome, or fault trap. Source name and age given only where proven b

...etached fold-thrust, or salt-supported dome. Trap type: anticline, faulted anticline, faulted dome, or fault trap. Source name and age given only where proven b

...etached fold-thrust, or salt-supported dome. Trap type: anticline, faulted anticline, faulted dome, or fault trap. Source name and age given only where proven b

...etached fold-thrust, or salt-supported dome. Trap type: anticline, faulted anticline, faulted dome, or fault trap. Source name and age given only where proven b

...tratigraphic cross section along part of the north flank of the Wilmington anticline in the Long Beach unit showing log displays. Distance scale is irregular to

...are consistent with folding by progressive limb rotation. The core of the anticline is filled with salt, which presumably thickened during deformation, leading