Lacustrine formations of Late Miocene age in the Prebetic area, SE Spain, show several
types of deformational structures that are interpreted as seismites. They are present in both …

The main types of seismites are reviewed following the proposed classification and are
illustrated by our own case studies. The large variety of seismites, depends on the …

The lacustrine deposits of the San Lorenzo Cycle belong to the infill succession of the
SantʻArcangelo Basin, a Pliocene to Pleistocene satellite basin, developed close to the …

Soft-sediment deformation structures induced by seismically triggered liquefaction and/or
fluidization (seismites) have been reproduced with a digital shaking table. We have used …

Load structures are a type of soft-sediment deformation structure comprising synforms (load
casts and pseudonodules) and antiforms (flame structures and diapirs) at an interface. They …

The continental sedimentary record of the Baza Basin (Guadix–Baza Depression, Betic
Cordillera, SE Spain) shows six sedimentary units of lacustrine origin deposited from the …

Despite its origin in a stable intracratonic basin, the Vindhyan Supergroup, central India,
embodies tectonic-driven depositional cycles of various orders. A marked change in …

Soft-sediment deformation structures (SSDS) have been the focus of attention for over 150
years. Existing unconstrained definitions allow one to classify a wide range of features under …

Soft‐sediment deformation structures from the Alcântara Formation (late Albian to
Cenomanian), São Luís Basin, northern Brazil, consist of (1) contorted structures, which …

High‐resolution textural signatures of an earthquake‐induced historical 'homogenite'layer
are presented, as well as its 3D distribution. This homogeneous deposit is correlated with …