River incision into bedrock, which drives landscape evolution and links topography to
tectonics and climate, is a poorly understood process that is typically modeled as depending …

A series of analogue models were run to investigate oblique inversion of pre-existing
grabens when overprinted by later shortening and the effect of these grabens on …

We present results of kinematic and dry-sand analog models of hanging wall folding over an
extensional ramp–flat system containing complementary strike bends. The kinematic models …

Physical modelling and observations from seismic sections led to a conceptual model for the
rise and fall of salt diapirs during thin-skinned extension, published by Vendeville and …

This paper presents three series of analogue models of transpressional deformation in a
brittle/ductile system:(1) simple transpression,(2) transpression combined with erosion of …

Regional isostatic adjustment to the load that fills the trough of a large graben will produce a
surface depression that extends far beyond the boundaries of the load. Sediment infilling of …

In oblique collision settings, parallel and perpendicular components of the relative plate
motion can be partitioned into different structures of deformation and may be localized close …

Experiments on superposed folding were performed in a plane strain-pure shear rig using
paraffin wax as an analogue for rocks. A series of pre-formed cylindrical folds were refolded …

Abstract The Mahogany Creek-Buck Creek structure within the Lost River Range, Idaho, is a
large-scale, leading edge fold which developed in late Paleozoic outer shelf stratigraphy …

Spatial variations of gradients in landscapes may be used to identify and quantify recent
deformation. The problem with doing this is to determine whether tectonic or climatic forcing …