… in a strain field dominated by regional transtension, accommodated by extension along the
… the NSDZ and illustrates the tectono-sedimentary response to a complex interplay between …

… Together, these effects indicate that erosion and sedimentation, rather than passively
responding to tectonics, play an active and dynamic role in the development of fold-thrust belts and …

… Fluvial sedimentary evidence for past tilting is traditionally based on the assumption that
depositional features reminiscent of modern fluvial tectonic effects are evidence for past tectonic …

… Most notable is the overall stress regime of the arc-trench system, with resulting response …
Plate-margin-scale extension or transtension produces belts of continentalarc sequences …

… The Gulf of California is primarily a transtensional feature, although it shares many … 2C)
in response to the combined effects of tilting about a landward hingeline, changes in …

… Our understanding of the sedimentary response to tectonic events has … to transtensional
rift basins in a “successful” continental rift (Gulf of California, Chapter 10), and a transtensional …

… sequence which can be produced as a response to tectonic variables. In forearc areas the
… Studies that fill this gap or define strain partitioning in transtensional and transpressional …

… response to increasing or decreasing depositional space. We propose a first-principle
conceptual model for tectonic … rates of creation of depositional space and sediment supply. These …

… tectonics, whilst the southern and northern terminal splays are controlled by transtensional
and transpressional tectonics, … between neotectonics, sedimentation and landscape evolution …

… component called tectonic subsidence and a sediment and water loading component.
Tectonic subsidence is undistorted basin subsidence in the absence of sedimentation and …