- Earth's
crust experiences both
extensive and
transtensive shear. As such,
transtensional regions are
characterised by both
extensional structures (normal faults...
- p****ive margins: map-view
formation geometry (rifted, sheared, and
transtensional),
nature of
transitional crust (volcanic and non-volcanic), whether...
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ruptured and
produced an
earthquake of
magnitude 7.7. This
segment is a
transtensional basin 50 km wide and 100 km long. It is
bordered by the
Taunggyi and...
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parallelism with the zone itself, the
style becomes either transpressional or
transtensional depending on the
sense of deviation. Strike-slip
tectonics is characteristic...
- ISSN 0091-7613. Unruh, Jeffrey; Humphrey, James; Barron,
Andrew (April 2003). "
Transtensional model for the
Sierra Nevada frontal fault system,
eastern California"...
- the
shear motion is oblique. Pull-apart
basins form in
extensional to
transtensional environments along fault bends or
between two
adjacent left-lateral...
- of a
depression formed between two
sides of an
active strike-slip,
transtensional or
normal fault zone. A sag pond is
formed along a strike-slip fault...
- to be
measurable and significant. Some
oblique faults occur within transtensional and
transpressional regimes, and
others occur where the
direction of...
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drive localized extension along alternating (left- and right- lateral)
transtensional zones (e.g., pull-apart basins) over the
Tiger Stripes,
thereby regulating...
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Gabriela (2000). "The
Bouvet triple junction, 20 to 10 Ma, and
extensive transtensional deformation adjacent to the
Bouvet and
Conrad transforms" (PDF). Journal...
