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Geometry, Mechanisms and Significance of Extensional Folds From Examples in the Rocky Mountain Basin and Range Province, U.S.A.
Geologic mapping and structural analysis in Paleogene half graben of Idaho and Montana have revealed over 70 extensional folds that form orthogonal sets with mostly NE- and SE-trending axes. On a regional scale they parallel or lie perpendicular to the strikes of the largest normal faults. Transvers
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