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Note that the same genetic families and subfamilies can be used for different depositional classes (geometry). This lets cross-correlations be made between different geometric trap classes within similar genetic settings, e.g., isolated reservoirs or pinch-outs within the shallow marine environment. Thus, if desired, trap classes can be combined under similar trap families. Examples of the more common depositional trap superfamilies, families, and subfamilies are given below.
Note that the same genetic families and subfamilies can be used for different depositional classes (geometry). This lets cross-correlations be made between different geometric trap classes within similar genetic settings, e.g., isolated reservoirs or pinch-outs within the shallow marine environment. Thus, if desired, trap classes can be combined under similar trap families. Examples of the more common depositional trap superfamilies, families, and subfamilies are given below.
{| class = "wikitable"
|-
! rowspan = 3 | Class || rowspan = 3 | Subclass || rowspan = 3 | Superfamily || rowspan = 3 | Family || rowspan = 3 | Subfmaily || colspan = 4 | Variety
|-
! rowpspan = 2 | Reservoir Variety || colspan = 3 | Seal Variety
|-
! Top || Side || Bottom
|}
'''Regime:''' Depositional reservoirs
'''Regime:''' Depositional reservoirs