“…This fault, bounding one sub‐basin of the North Hungarian Paleogene Basin from one side (Báldi & Báldi‐Beke, 1985), was active during the sedimentation of the western footwall basin with continuous sedimentation, and delimits the UpU in the hanging wall with no Paleogene sedimentation. This geometry was demonstrated by seismic sections (Fodor et al., 2005; Kovács et al., 2020; Sztanó & Tari, 1993), borehole and stratigraphic data (Babinszki et al., 2023; Báldi & Báldi‐Beke, 1985; Less et al., 2006; Szentpétery, 1988; Telegdi Roth, 1951). The reverse kinematics is additionally supported by fault‐slip data (Beke et al., 2021; Fodor et al., 2005; Petrik et al., 2016), while sedimentary features and deformation bands of Early Miocene age refer to a short period of sinistral transpression (Beke et al., 2019; Sztanó & Józsa, 1996).…”