The lithospheric stretching model for the formation of sedimentary basins was tested in the
central North Sea by a combined study of crustal thinning and basement subsidence …

The Mesozoic North Sea rift forms an integral part of the Arctic-North Atlantic rift system.
Rifting activity in the North Sea commenced during the earliest Triassic, peaked during the …

A preliminary interpretation of a deep seismic reflection profile across the northern North
Sea provides an insight into the crustal structure beneath the major extensional rift, the …

Stratigraphic and geophysical maps of the northern and southern North Sea basin are used
to study mechanisms of intracratonic basin formation. These maps include (1) tectonic …

Lithospheric stretching can successfully account for the overall evolution of many
sedimentary basins, and detached normal faulting the detailed geometry of the upper crust …

Reflection seismic data provide evidence that Mesozoic dextral movements along the Great
Glen Fault line have had an important influence on the development of the Inner Moray Firth …

Three theories have been proposed for the origin of Carboniferous basins in Britain:
megashear; tension from Rheic Ocean subduction; tension from rifting of the North Atlantic …

We present an interpretation of the structure and faulting of an industry multichannel line
across the Central North Sea Graben. We observe substantial faulting between the mid …

The interpretation of commercial multichannel seismic reflection data shows that the Beryl
Embayment is bounded by a major listric fault (Beryl Embayment Fault) which passes into a …

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