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a trough), but synclines that point upwards can.

Some elongated structural basins are also known as synclines.

is the result of the Arab Gulf Synclinal Basin, one of a succession of synclines along the northern coast of Africa.

the Alps, often forming zones of high strain between or large infolded synclines (so called Mulde or Mulden) in the crystalline nappes that are made of.

 ruberata Binomial name Heterostegane ruberata (Mabille, 1900) Synonyms Lomographa synclines Prout, 1932 Stegania ruberata Mabille, 1900.

are found along the western edge of the Newark Basin, occupying small synclines adjacent to the Ramapo fault system.

the flood basalts are preserved in the synclines adjacent to the Ramapo Fault system.

It is in these synclines that the basalt layers are thick and warped.

the closure of the Rheic ocean) buckled the strata into anticlines and synclines and caused slaty cleavage in some sediment beds.

the region shows a series of anticlines and synclines that plunge towards the core of the belt.

All anticlines and synclines have some degree of plunge.

Geologically, it comprises two basins: El koubbat and Angueur synclines.

has been deformed into synclines, odd numbers, and anticlines, even numbers.

Ore mineralization occurred mainly in the synclines, called Ledges.

and is moderately to tightly folded into doubly plunging anticlines and synclines that have axes concentric to the crater walls.

Coal-bearing strata are to be found across three synclines; the Donnington, Madeley and Coalport synclines whilst the majority of the coalfield is subject.

, faults, anticlines, synclines, and monoclines, that are exposed at the surface.

As suggested by the formation of the folds, both of these synclines are bounded by thrust faulting and anticlines.

Prümer Kalkmulde), the largest of the Eifel-lime-synclines.

anticlines and over 400 meters (1,300 feet) thick in the corresponding synclines.

folding occurs the units of rock bend forming anticlines, ridges, and synclines, valleys.