A "Salt Wall" is a tabular to lens-shaped body of salt that intrudes vertically or subvertically into surrounding strata, distinguished from other salt structures by its elongated, sheet-like geometry and primary growth via lateral expansion and reactive flow during sediment loading.
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Mechanism of Salt Migration in Northern Germany
Ferdinand Trusheim · AAPG Bulletin · 1960 · 386 citations
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Bureau of Economic Analysis
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