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SSL shows the lineaments that are obtained from the upward continuation map (the regional effects).

SL stands for the lineaments that are automatically obtained by applying the Hough transform to the Bouger anomaly map.

While ML1 and ML3 lineaments that extend to the west of Uzunkopru and Hayrabolu, respectively, are not clearly seen in Fig. 6.

Interestingly, sub-ice topography in the southern Prince Charles Mountains and further south towards the Gamburtsev Mountains is defined by bedrock lineaments that parallel the orientations of the main fault arrays.

This map clearly shows that both major lineaments having a large vertical displacement, and minor lineaments that are not obvious in the Bouguer anomaly map, are well defined using the Hough transform approach.

SL: the lineaments retrieved from the Bouger anomaly map, SSL: the lineaments estimated from the upward continuation map, ML: the shallow and deep lineaments that are merged manually combining the SL and SSL.

A prominent lineament (the Mont-Laurier lineament) that extends from the SE Superior Province across the SW Grenville Province is identified on both gravity and seismic tomographic imagery, the latter confirming it represents a lithospheric-scale structure.

The fault scarp, which is denoted by "X" on MCS profile 2, is also located on the westward extension of the seafloor lineament that is identified in segment C. In particular, this profile exhibits apparent landward-dipping bedding planes within the cover sequence just above the splay fault.

The fault scarp, which is denoted by "X" on MCS profile 1, is located exactly on the westward extension of the seafloor lineament that is identified in segment C, as shown in Fig. 2. Fig. 3 Time-migrated MCS profile (upper section) of line 1 and its interpretation (lower section) showing the splay fault in segment B, vertical exaggeration about 4 1 at the seafloor.

The broad, positive correlation in frequency and length of the lineaments suggests that they are of geological origin (Odeyemi et al. 1999).

The East West fractures are most prominent, with the broad, positive correlation in frequency and length of the lineament, suggesting that they are of geological origin.