Recumbent fold, geology

Other articles where recumbent fold is discussed: fold: A recumbent fold has an essentially horizontal axial plane. When the two limbs of a fold are essentially parallel to each other and thus approximately parallel to the axial plane, the fold is called isoclinal.

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File:AlmoraQuartz Mica SchistStructure- Asymmetric Recumbent Fold.jpg - Wikimedia Commons

Recumbent fold, Bahrain. . A - Geology for Beginners

Recumbent fold, geology

Recumbent fold in the Helvetic Nappes, Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland : r/ geology

Recumbent Fold © Anne Burgess cc-by-sa/2.0 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Recumbent folds at Millook Haven - Stock Image - C026/3206 - Science Photo Library

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Geology: Geological Folds Rock structure formed by ductile deformation due to compressive stresses Folds

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10(l) Crustal Deformation Processes: Folding and Faulting

Recumbent folds: Key structural elements in orogenic belts - ScienceDirect

Agricultural geology . Fig. 14. Recumbent fold passing into ihrust-plane. Each of these naturally produces a characteristic effect onthe outcrops; strike-faults cause doubling or suppression ofoutcrops as before explained (see Figs. 12