The brittle upper level of the continental crust had been rifted with or without ocean opening
many times in many places during the geological past and the process is still happening …

This overview paper considers the East African rift system (EARS) as an intra-continental
ridge system, comprising an axial rift. It describes the structural organization in three …

In cross-sections containing listric extensional faults, area balancing techniques for depth to
décollement are usually based on either bed length conservation or displacement …

An investigation of the northwestern margin of the Arabian peninsula (Midyan region)
provides new insights into the two-stage development of the Red Sea graben system: the …

The Dead Sea Basin (DSB), located along the African‐Arabian plate boundary, constitutes a
good example of a pull‐apart basin because of its large dimensions, its structural simplicity …

Structural cross sections in extensional terranes can be improved significantly by restoration
and balancing principles originally developed for fold-and-thrust belts. In rift basins and …

Half‐graben basins bounded by border faults typify early‐stage continental rifts. Deciphering
the role that intra‐rift faults play in rift basin development is challenging as patterns of early …

This study proposed a new reconstruction of the tectono-sedimentary evolution of the Lake
Albert Rift based on a biostratigraphical, sedimentological and structural re-evaluation of the …

We distinguish three major detachment systems and intervening accommodation zones in
the central Gregory Rift of east Africa and point out that the geometry seen here is similar to …

Gravity data acquired over approximately 285,000 square kilometers in east-central Sudan
reveal the presence of four major parallel NW-SE trending gravity lows. These anomalies …