3D Structure of Low‐Angle Normal Faults and Tectono‐Sedimentary Processes of Nascent Continental Core‐Complexes in the SE South China Sea

2024/07/29 by E. Legeay, G. Mohn, J. C. Ringenbach +2 · 1 citation

paper · doi:10.1029/2023tc008218

Abstract

Abstract This contribution explores the formation and evolution of hyper‐extended basins, associated with the early stage of core complex formation, controlled by low‐angle normal faults active at

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