| The result is a monoclinal rollover anticline, its tightness increasing progressively with continued fault displacement. |
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| The rocks are deformed into kilometre-scale monoclinal folds, the axes of which plunge moderately to steeply north northwest. |
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| The subhorizontal or gently northwest-dipping stratification of the nappe stack would rotate during the shearing to form the monoclinal structure. |
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| Monoclinal slopes mimic the structural form of monoclines whereas monoclinal hogback ridges form on the steep eroded slope of monoclines. |
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| In addition to these hills, the basin is characterized by a series of glaze in the form of small monoclinal reliefs. |
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| Mesoproterozoic Jixian Group is a monoclinal structure dipping towards NW, unconformably overlied by the Cambrian rocks. |
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| The northern extreme of the homoclinal plateau is affected by a number of monoclinal structures, dipping in a NE SW direction. |
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| The key interval of the lower Hirnantian and lowermost Llandovery is mostly monoclinal and is not affected by faulting. |
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| Sea level has risen and fallen as a result of monoclinal titling and global warming and cooling, and tropical cyclones and fire have occurred with short return periods. |
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| The four primary landscape styles produced in nearly flat-lying sedimentary layers are bench-and-slope landscape, erosional mountains, monoclinal slopes, and monoclinal hogback ridges. |
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| On the relation between steep monoclinal flexure zones and steep hydraulic gradients. |
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