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Trap classification levels (view source)
Revision as of 15:14, 6 February 2014
, 15:14, 6 February 2014lists
| Class
| Class
| Geometry and/or composition
| Geometry and/or composition
| * Geometry—the external shape and size of the trap; may also include geometry of internal trap elements. * Composition—the makeup of the reservoir, seal, or fluid that creates or defines the trap boundaries.
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* Geometry—the external shape and size of the trap; may also include geometry of internal trap elements.
* Composition—the makeup of the reservoir, seal, or fluid that creates or defines the trap boundaries.
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| Family
| Family
The proposed classification scheme divides traps into the following systems and their corresponding regimes.
The proposed classification scheme divides traps into the following systems and their corresponding regimes.
* Structural Trap System
* [[Structural trap]] system
** Fold Regime
** Fault Regime
** Fracture Regime
* [[Stratigraphic trap]] system
* Fluidic Trap System
** Depositional regime
** Erosional regime
** Diagenetic regime
* Fluidic trap system
** Pressure Regime
** Temperature Regime
** Fluid-Composition Regime
==Trap classes and families==
==Trap classes and families==