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Anticline
fold that is convex in the direction of the youngest beds in the folded sequence; *Older on the inside
Antiform
convex upward
Syncline
fold that is convex in the direction of the oldest beds in the folded sequence; *Older on the outside
Synformal
convex downward
Overturned Folds
one of the limbs is overturned; *One limb has been bent further than vertical
Recumbent Fold
fold lies on its side
Anticlinorium
A regional anticline with 1st and 2nd order folds within the bed
Synclinorium
A regional syncline with 1st and 2nd order folds within the bed
Hinge Zone
Area of maximum curvature in a fold
Hinge Line
hing points along a single folded surfaces
Inflection Points
curved limb segments of opposing convexity join at these locations
Axial Surface
passes through successive hinge lines in a stacking of folded surfaces; *Can be planar, wavy, curviplanar
Axial Trace
trace of axial surface in profile vies; *Line of intersection of the axial surfaces with any other surface
Cylindrical Folds
Folds that posses axes, one hinge line
Near Cylindrical Folds
close cluster of hinge lines on stereonet
Non-Cylindrical Folds
no pattern to hinge lines on stereonet
Interlimb folds
fold tightness; *Based on angle between folds
Gentle Folds
interlimb angle 170-180
Open Folds
interlimb angle 90-170
Tight Folds
interlimb angle 10-90
Isoclinical Folds
interlimb angle 0-10
Symmetrical Folds
median trace and axial trace that are mutually perpendicular
Asymmetrical Folds
limbs of different lengths; *Median trace and axial trace intersect at some oblique angle
Concentric Folds (parallel folds)
uniform thickness in layers
Similar Folds
Individual folded layers that display thickening in the hinge and thinning in the limbs
Class 1 Folds
curvature of the inner-arc > outer-arc; *Isogons closer together and converge to hinge point; *Thickening of limbs
Class 2 Folds
ideal similar folds; *Identical curvature of inner and outer arc; *Characterized by thickening in the hinge zone
Class 3 Folds
curvature of the inner-arc < outer-arc
Dip Isogon
points of equal inclination on the outer and inner bounding surfaces of the folding layer
Flexural Folding
mechanical influence of layering in the rock is very strong; *Layers participate in the folding by bending and flexing; * Accommodates buckling by layer-parallel slip-detachment from the decollement
Passive Folding
"The favored mechanism of folding"; *Mechanical influence of layering in the rock is very weak; *"Fake folding"; *Endures distortion without much resistance; *Marked by penetrative cleavage
Parasitic Folds (drag folds)
asymmetric minor folds; *Layer-parallel slip is different on opposing limbs