A Salt Weld is a geological structure representing a former salt layer that has been completely expelled by tectonic or diapiric processes, resulting in the direct contact and fusion of the overlying and underlying strata, thereby terminating salt movement and marking a key stage in the evolution of salt tectonic systems.
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Viscous flow during salt welding
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