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==Procedure==
 
==Procedure==
The table below lists the procedure for classifying a trap.
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The list below lists the procedure for classifying a trap.
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# Determine the trap system: structural, stratigraphic, or fluidic.
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#* '''If''' More than one element controls the trap Go to step 2  
! Step
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#* '''If''' Only one element controls the trap Go to step 3  
! Action
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# Determine the primary, secondary, and (if necessary) tertiary trap system.
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# Determine the trap regime. What process formed trap closure?
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# Determine the trap class. Which class best describes trap geometry, or which class describes compositional makeup of the reservoir or seal or fluid that creates or defines trap boundaries?
| Determine the trap system: structural, stratigraphic, or fluidic.
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# Determine the trap family. What is the genesis of trap closure?
'''If''' More than one element controls the trap Go to step 2  
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# If necessary, use intermediate groupings (superclasses, superfamilies, sub- classes, styles, subfamilies, styles, varieties) to give fuller descriptions.
'''Then''' Only one element controls the trap Go to step 3  
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| Determine the primary, secondary, and (if necessary) tertiary trap system.
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| Determine the trap regime. What process formed trap closure?
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| Determine the trap class. Which class best describes trap geometry, or which class describes compositional makeup of the reservoir or seal or fluid that creates or defines trap boundaries?
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| Determine the trap family. What is the genesis of trap closure?
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| If necessary, use intermediate groupings (superclasses, superfamilies, sub- classes, styles, subfamilies, styles, varieties) to give fuller descriptions.
   
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