| The fault is interpreted as a north-directed reverse fault with a possible minor left-lateral strike-slip component. |
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| Both steep and shallow-dipping reverse fault planes have been observed. |
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| From the 31 stable solutions, 16 show reverse fault or oblique reverse fault characteristics, whereas 13 exhibit strike-slip mechanisms. |
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| These dual setting will provide the desired protection on forward and reverse fault current directions. |
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| The focal mechanism showed a reverse fault with a compression axis in a WNW-ESE direction. |
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| A normal rather than a reverse fault is the preferred interpretation because of evidence for local crustal extension. |
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| The black broken line indicates the reverse fault. |
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| When the sedimentary layer is in contact with the basement by reverse fault, the dip of the minimum eigenvector follows the dip of the reverse fault. |
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| A reverse fault was recognised within the Middle Muschelkalk. Lithological and litho-density-Iog correlation indicated tectonic repetition of the beds. |
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| A normal fault may therefore become a reverse fault and vice versa. |
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| In the north of the area towards the Main Zagros Reverse Fault, thrusts are dominant. |
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| Main Zagros Reverse Fault is a structural boundary changes in depositional history, geography and seismicity has been proposed in the past. |
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