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Looks like the rope is just passed between the trunk and the root, with the lockers simply clipped to the rope, meaning if one piece pops, you're just on the rock, kinda sketch
Sometimes people twist one side of the rope to prevent this, it's hard to tell from the picture. Personally, I prefer a master knot though. "Mountaineering the freedom of the hills" and "climbing anchors" are good books that describe these techniques as well as pros and cons.