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Seismic
Data volume in offshore northeast Morocco showing highly rugose seafloor and subsurface salt tectonics Data provided by the Moroccan Government and Vanco Energy.

Seismic — Data volume in offshore northeast Morocco showing highly rugose seafloor and subsurface salt tectonics Data provided by the Moroccan Government and Vanco Energy.
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Salt
Earthvision rendering of structure mapping. Numerous salt inflation and withdrawal structures are mappable across the study area, and strongly influence the associated deep marine sediment pathways.

Salt — Earthvision rendering of structure mapping. Numerous salt inflation and withdrawal structures are mappable across the study area, and strongly influence the associated deep marine sediment pathways.
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Nysha Chaderton examines the units of the Scotland Formation onshore Barbados where they have undergone extensive folding in the accretionary prism.
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Graph of Mass Transport Deposit morphometrics from systems in basins around the world, done by Lorena Moscardelli.
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Topographic rendering of the Eberswalde Delta on the planet of Mars. Part of research being done by Lesli Wood and John Andrews.
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400 x 400 cell reservoir model of a single progradational sandstone interval in the Mahogany field, offshore Trinidad. Note the fault transfer ramps across which active depositional systems prograde during deposition. Image by Terence Campbell.
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