In this short paper satellite images, aerial photographs and seismic sections are used to show that pure buckle folds, pure forced folds and folds intermediate between the two have all formed, and are still forming, in association with the compression tectonics currently occurring in the Zagros deformation belt which is situated along the northeastern margin of the Arabian plate. The type of folding and its distribution can be linked directly to the distribution of ancient basement faults and to the rheological profile of the cover sequence.
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