Rollover anticlines
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Rollover anticlines
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Rollover anticlines are anticlines related to extensional normal faults. They must be differentiated from fault-propagation folds, which are associated with reverse faults. A rollover anticline is a syn-depositional structure developed within the downthrown block of large listric normal faults. Such faults are typically regional in nature and develop as a response to extensional collapse of a passive continental margin. Their main feature is that they flatten with depth. The scale and shape of t
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2022-06-29T20:45:46Z
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