Structural Exam 2 Flashcards

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Vergence

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Direction relating to the sense of asymmetry folds

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Antiform

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Rainbow shaped, age is unknown

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Fold axis

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Straight hinge on a cylindrical fold

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Concoical fold

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Doesn’t have a fold axis, but has a hinge line

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5
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Hinge

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Top of a fold where the direction changes

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Axial Plane

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Successive hinge line lie on the same plane

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Axial Trace

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The intersection of the axial surface with any other plane

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S-Fold

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The right side of a parasitic fold

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Z-fold

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The left side of a parasitic fold

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How is the attitude of a fold defined and described?

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Hinge and axial surface orientation

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Requirements of Buckling

A
  1. Active folding
  2. Layer has mechanical significance
  3. layer is shortened parallel to layering
  4. layer must be more competent than the surrounding material
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12
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Parasitic folds

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Small folds related to larger folds

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M-Folds

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Top of the parasitic fold

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14
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Anticline

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Rainbow shaped, age is known

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Synform

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Smile shaped, age is unknown

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Syncline

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Smile shaped, age is known

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17
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Synformal Anticline

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Upside down anticline

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18
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Antiformal syncline

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Upside down syncline

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19
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Cylindrical fold

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Straight hinge line

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Q

Limb

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Area between hinge areas

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21
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Axial surface

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The surface containing hinge lines fro consecutive folded surfaces

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22
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Passive folding

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Layer with no mechanical significance

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Bending

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Forces acting across layers causing folding, active folding mechanism

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What effects the wavelength of a fold?

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Thickness of the bed, strength of the bed, strength of the surrounding material

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What mechanisms affect folding?
Orthogonal flexure, flexure shear (slip or flow buckling)
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Where is strain concentrated in folding?
The Crux
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What is the anticline symbol?
Line with perpendicular arrows that point outwards
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What is the syncline symbol?
Line with perpendicular arrows that point inwards
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Aysmmetric fold symbol
line with perpendicular arrows on each side pointing outwards
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What is the overturned fold symbol?
Line with a U-shaped double arrow
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Fabric
Geometric arrangement of penetrative and distributive components
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Foliation
FAbric elements that is planar and parallel
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Cleavage
Fabric elements that impacts a splitting property
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How can cleavage be used to interpret folding patterns and younging directions?
the acute angle closes and whatever direction it closes in points to the hinge
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Small crinkly lineation
Crenulation lineation
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Large uniform scratches from glaciers
Glacial Striations
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Grooves from the movement of a fault
fault slickenlines
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intersection of 2 planar features
intersection lineation
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layers show causing lineation
Bedding/cleavage lineation
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The result of 2 equally developed tectonic cleavages
Mullion structures
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layer sets compressed in some spots, beaded necklace like
Boudinage
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Fabric element, slightly metamorphosed
stretch pebble conglomerate
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Class 1a fold
Limbs are thicker than the hinge
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Class 1b fold
Limb thickness is constant
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Class 1c fold
Hinge is thicker than limbs
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Class 2 fold
Inner and outer arcs have identical curvature
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Class 3 fold
Curvature of outer arc is greater than the inner arc
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Chevron folds
sharp hinges, straight limbs
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Box fold
Two planes fold inwards, making omega sign
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Ptygmatic Folds
irregular, chaotic, no constant thickness; usually found in metamorphic rocks. Looks like a wiggle worm
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Order of major foliation types based on temp and depth
Compaction -->Cleavage -->Pencil -->Slaty -->Phylittic -->Schistosity -->Gneissic
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What leads to the presences of more cleavage
High clay content
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Primary Fabric
Original to when the rock formed
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Tectonic Fabric
results from stress/deformation/metamorphism