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The Evolution of Fold-Prone Supradetachment Basins: Examples of Translation and Breakup From Montana and SE Idaho
Supradetachment basins have distinctive stratal architectures that record their evolution from early translation of an intact hanging wall to later breakup into discrete fault blocks. Seismic-reflection profiles and field relationships reveal nearly conformable bedding and subtle fanning dips in tra
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