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Natural hydraulic fracturing example, North Sea (view source)
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==Trap description==
==Trap description==
A [[trap]] in the [[Central graben]], North Sea, appears to have been bled dry by [[Natural hydraulic fracturing of top seals|natural hydraulic fracturing]]. This trap is a low-relief [[salt structure]] with a [[dry hole]] and has less-than-sufficient [[strain]] to [[fracture]] the top [[seal]].
A [[trap]] in the [[Central graben]], [[North Sea]], appears to have been bled dry by [[Natural hydraulic fracturing of top seals|natural hydraulic fracturing]]. This trap is a low-relief [[salt structure]] with a [[dry hole]] and has less-than-sufficient [[strain]] to [[fracture]] the top [[seal]].
==Evidence==
==Evidence==