6. Basins associated with strike-slip deformation

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Main features of the SAF • main strike-slip zone (main through going fault) • width: 200~300 km • transpressive vs. transtensional zones • secondary strike-slip and thrust faults branch off the main strike slip zone • rotation of small-scale fault blocks • ~1500 km dextral total offset (300 km taken up by main strike-slip zone, the rest by secondary faults and folds). • seismicity < 15 km depth • a weak fault Prepared by Dr. Andrew T. Lin Institute of Geophysics National Central Univ., Taiwan 2
Miall’s (1984) classification of strike-slip slip faults Prepared by Dr. Andrew T. Lin Institute of Geophysics National Central Univ., Taiwan 3
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