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We present a model proposing the evolution of segmented normal faults in a currently extended area, allowing an explanation of strong earthquakes hosted by short faults. Active normal faults accommodating the current extension in the Gulf of Corinth result from the linkage of smaller-component faults. Well exposed fault zones in the Sofiko range are arranged as pairs of graben-bounding faults and...