Antiformal stacks and passive roof faults: Llanos Foothills and Madre de Dios basin @TheGeoModels
Antiformal stacks and passive roof faults: Llanos Foothills and Madre de Dios basin @TheGeoModels
Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
Decollements and focused erosion are used to develop tight antiformal stacks composed of slices of a relatively thin stratigraphic interval
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Antiformal stacks and passive roof faults: Llanos Foothills and Madre de Dios basin

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