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Summary. Faults are fractures in the earth's crust. A strike-slip fault is a fault that moves laterally, or side to side. Faults that move to the right are called dextral, or right-lateral; those that move to the left are called sinistral, or left-lateral; however, this all depends on which side of the fault you're on.
Movement on faults can be a combination of dip-slip and strike-slip. Pure dip-slip faults can be normal (h/wall down) or reverse (h/wall up). Pure strike-slip faults can be dextral (right-lateral) or sinistral (left-lateral). Oblique-slip faults combine dip-slip and strike-slip components.Net slip = displacement on a fault, measured in the plane of the fault.) Classification. Fault rocks are classified according to the size of the fragments, and whether they are cohesive or not. If cemented by minerals precipitated from circulating groundwater it is an indurated gouge. Cataclasite: Cohesive fault rocks composed of broken, crushed and rolled grains.