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British . brary Cataloguing in Publication Data The geometry of normal faults. Faults I. Roberts, . Alan Michael) 1959-II.

ROBERTS, G. YIELDING & B. FREEMAN Badley Ashton & Associates Winceby, Lincolnshire UK. 1991 Published by The Geological Society. The geological society. The Geological Society of London was founded in 1807 for the purposes of 'investigating the mineral structures of the earth'. British . Yielding, G. (Graham) 1957- III.

Alan roberts, graham yielding. M. Warner (Imperial College): Normal fault geometry, the. contribution. There is now much better understanding of normal faulting (. Roberts et al. 1991) and the scaling relationships that operate (. Tracing Tectonic Deformation Using the Sedimentary Record.

Normal fault segments usually initiate as extension fractures in more brittle layers, with faulting occurring as the fractures propagate into the adjacent less brittle layers. Relay ramps are areas of reorientated bedding between two normal fault segments which overstep in map view and which dip in the same direction.

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G Yielding, P Bretan, B Freeman. Geological Society, London, Special Publications 347 (1), 243-255, 2010. Fault correlation during seismic interpretation. B Freeman, G Yielding, M Badley. AM Roberts, B Freeman. Geological Society 56, 125-142, 1991. Analysis of fault geometry and displacement patterns. DT Needham, G Yielding, B Freeman. Geological Society, London, Special Publications 99 (1), 189-199, 1996. First Break 8 (3), 1990. The behaviour of deformable ellipsoidal particles in three-dimensional slow flows: implications for geological strain analysis. Tectonophysics 132 (4), 297-309, 1987.

Powell & M. A. Cooper SUMMARY: Positive inversion tectonics involves the reversal of extensional fault.

2 Geometry and kinematics of inversion tectonics G. D. Williams, C. Powell & M. Cooper SUMMARY: Positive inversion tectonics involves the reversal of extensional fault movement during contractional tectonics. Basin stratigraphy developed before, during and after extensional fault movements may be described as pre-, syn- and postrift sequences.

Active normal faulting in central Greece: an overview. In: Roberts, A. Yielding, G & Freeman, B. (ed., The geometry of Normal Faults, Geological Society of London Special Publication 56, 125-142. There are currently no refbacks

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Data acquisition The data presented in this paper were acquired using the S e a M A R C II side-scan sonar system during leg MW8801 on the R V M o a n a W a v e (Fig.

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Founded in 1807, we are the oldest geological society in the world. THE GEOMETRY AND GROWTH OF NORMAL FAULTS by CHILDS, . HOLDSWORTH, R. JACKSON, C. L. MANZOCCHI, . WALSH, J. J. and YIELDING, G. (eds). Geological Society of London Special Publication No 439. 2017. Geological Society of London. ISBN 978-1-86239-967-9.