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Top seal integrity: Central Graben example (view source)
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==Applying strain analysis structural styles==
==Applying strain analysis structural styles==
Incremental strain analysis is not limited to analyzing low-relief salt structures like those to used in the above example. It can be applied to any structural style involving deformation of the top seal, including traps in foreland fold-and-thrust belts, Gulf Coast growth faults, and North Sea normal faults. Deformation may involve shortening or extension.
Incremental strain analysis is not limited to analyzing low-relief salt structures like those to used in the above example. It can be applied to any structural style involving deformation of the top seal, including traps in foreland fold-and-thrust belts, Gulf Coast [[growth fault]]s, and North Sea normal faults. Deformation may involve shortening or extension.
==See also==
==See also==