How the presence of a salt décollement in the sedimentary cover influences the behavior of subsalt thrusts in fold-and-thrust belts

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Fig. 4

Overhead photographs of Models 1, 2 and 3 during deformation, all at the same scale. The area comprising a salt-analogue décollement is outlined by white dashed lines. Black lines indicate the location of the cross sections shown in Figure 5. "S" stands for "shortening".

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