Noticeable differences between the models were observed.
Zigzag faults grow greatest in length and develop complex, anastomosing traces.
Average fault spacing through time shows similar trends in both models. Zigzag faults on this model are best fit by an exponential distribution. These results suggest careful analysis of all subpopulations is especially important in areas of complex deformation such as oblique rift zones, and is necessary in order to correctly characterize the population as a whole.