Strike-slip deformation with erosion and cross sections @TheGeoModels
Strike-slip deformation with erosion and cross sections  @TheGeoModels
Uploaded April 2016 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
Detailed video showing the pure strike-slip model presented in the preview video. Although the relative motion in the model is purely strike-slip, and interesting set of anticlines and oblique reverse faults form to produce positive flower structures which locally collapse into a narrow gouge zone. Considerable rotation of bedding is possible despite little vertical movement and overall exhumation.
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