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In cylindrica l folds the crest and trough lines are parallel. to the fold axis and to each other, but in conical folds the crest and trough lines are not. parallel. Crest and trough surfaces connect the crest and trough lines on successive. horizons.
Folding and Fold Mountains. â¢ A fold is a bend in rock strata resulting from compression of an area of the Earthâs crust . â¢ The severity of compression is indicated by the tightness of the folds. â¢ In folding since the compressional force is acting towards the centre, the intervening land rises up in a series of folds. â¢ The arch or anticline of the folds, How folds are formed? Types of folds â¢ The folds are classified in the following types depending on the intensity of the 1.Symmetrical Folds â¢ When the compression is too intensive the land gets folded into gentle, simple folds called as symmetrical folds.