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Salt tectonics is the study of how and why salt structures evolve and the three-dimensional
forms that result. A fascinating branch of geology in itself, salt tectonics is also vitally …

Halokinetic deformations synchronous with salt deposition are processes already suggested
in several salt giants including the Lower Cretaceous salt deposits of the Santos Basin in …

The stratigraphic evolution of ancient salt giants is controversial, mainly due to the absence
of modern analogues that are of comparable scale and thickness and that occur in similar …

The Central North Sea lies within the North Permian evaporite Basin, which was largely
flexural but with locally significant basement faults. While the main evaporite basin fill is …

Abstract The North Sea Basin contains a widespread Permian salt layer that reached a
depositional thickness of c. 1 km in the basin centre. This layer profoundly affected structural …

Halite beds in the upper Permian Zechstein Group represent an opportunity for the future
development of underground storage caverns. However, geological factors such as …

Displacement ratio (D r) is the ratio between salt thickness (T v) and sub-salt normal fault
displacement (D)(D r= T v/D), and it is typically used to predict the degree of geometric and …

The 1 km thick evaporitic Permian Zechstein group in the Netherlands is subdivided into 5
halite rich evaporitic sequences including K–Mg salts (polyhalite, kieserite, sylvite, carnallite …

Abstract The Devonian–Recent tectono-stratigraphic history of the Northern, Central and
Southern North Sea is here reviewed at a regional scale and four novel cross-border …