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Translation and Breakup of Supradetachment Basins: Lessons From Grasshopper, Horse Prairie, Medicine Lodge, Muddy Creek and Nicholia Creek Basins, SW Montana
Two adjacent Eocene to Oligocene supradetachment basins in SW Montana grew in the hanging wall of the west-dipping Muddy-Grasshopper detachment. The northern Grant and southern Nicholia-Muddy (NM) supradetachment basins have distinctive stratal architectures due to their evolution above a detachment
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