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DOI: 10.1016/j.gloplacha.2012.11.009
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Strain partitioning at orogenic contacts during rotation, strike-slip and oblique convergence: Paleogene-early miocene evolution of the contact between the South Carpathians and Moesia
作者: Krézsek C.; Lǎpǎdat A.; Maţenco L.; Arnberger K.; Barbu V.; Olaru R.
刊名: Global and Planetary Change
ISSN: 0921-8369
出版年: 2013
卷: 103, 期:1
起始页码: 63
结束页码: 81
语种: 英语
英文关键词: Carpathians ; Getic depression ; Oblique collision ; Rotation ; Strain partitioning
Scopus关键词: Carpathians ; Depth information ; Getic depression ; Kinematic evolution ; Kinematic restorations ; Oblique collision ; Strain partitioning ; Strike-slip deformation ; Getic Depression ; Transtensional deformation ; Deformation ; Tectonics ; Rotation ; calibration ; collision zone ; deformation mechanism ; Miocene ; oblique fault ; orogeny ; Paleogene ; Quaternary ; strain partitioning ; strike-slip fault ; subduction ; tectonic rotation ; orogenic belt ; Balkans ; Carpathians ; Eastern Carpathians ; Moesian Platform ; Equisetales ; Equisetum
英文摘要: Oblique convergence accompanied by large-scale strike-slip deformation taking place between orogenic units isan inherent feature of highly bendedmountain chains. Strain partitioning during subduction and collision takes place between differently oriented orogenic segments and creates contrasting styles of deformation thatmay include coeval extension, strike-slip and shortening, in particularwhen large amounts of rotations are recorded. A typical area is the one connecting the Balkans with East Carpathians along the highly bended South Carpathians Mountains that were affected by large scale Paleogene-Miocene strain partitioning at the contact with their lower Moesia unit in what is commonly known as the Getic Depression.We analyse this contact by the means of a number of seismic transects calibrated by exploration wells. The kinematic restoration of these transects is correlated with connecting depth information and with previously published studies. This has allowed the definition of a novel kinematic evolution of the deformation observed in the Getic Depression. This evolution is compatible with the definition of a Paleogene-EarlyMiocene period of transtensional opening by using strike- slip faults that terminate along horsetail geometries. This transtensional deformationmigrates in space and time across the basin and is kinematically connected with the oblique shortening taking place in the eastern part of the Getic Depression and SE/East Carpathians. In particular interesting is the mechanismof transtensionalmigration E-wards and contractional migration W-wards that took place coevally during the rotation and E-ward translation of the upper Carpathians units along the strike of the Getic Depression. This has been subsequently followed by shortening and transpression during Middle Miocene-Quaternary times that was recorded at the scale of the entire studied area. © 2012 Elsevier B.V.
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标识符: http://119.78.100.158/handle/2HF3EXSE/11275
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Krézsek C.,Lǎpǎdat A.,Maţenco L.,et al. Strain partitioning at orogenic contacts during rotation, strike-slip and oblique convergence: Paleogene-early miocene evolution of the contact between the South Carpathians and Moesia[J]. Global and Planetary Change,2013-01-01,103(1).
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