(a) Map of the stretching (β) factor for the Late Jurassic rift at 155 Ma, based on Roberts et al. (a) Map of the stretching (β) factor for the Late Jurassic.

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(a) Map of the stretching (β) factor for the Late Jurassic rift at 155 Ma, based on Roberts et al. (a) Map of the stretching (β) factor for the Late Jurassic rift at 155 Ma, based on Roberts et al. (1993b, fig. 8b), with subsequent updates. (b) Major structural features of the North Viking Graben and significant structural highs coincident with hydrocarbon fields, overlaid on the present-day Base Cretaceous map (Fig. 3d). Hydrocarbon fields: B, Brent; C, Cormorant; G, Gullfaks; H, Huldra; K, Knarr; M, Magnus; N, Ninian; O, Oseberg; Sn, Snorre; St, Statfjord; T, Troll; T/E, Tern/Eider; V, Visund; Z, Zeta Ridge. The blue line is the line of the extracted cross-sections in Figures 2d and 8. Alan M. Roberts et al. Petroleum Geoscience 2019;petgeo2018-066 © 2019 The Author(s). Published by The Geological Society of London for GSL and EAGE