“…The basement top is disturbed only by normal faulting, which gives evidence of the post-folding age of this surface and suggests that the sedimentary cover may be dated to the Cenozoic or Late Cretaceous. [7]). 1-Gakkel spreading ridge; 2-continental slope; 3-grabens at the bottom of the Laptev Sea: L-Lyakhov, B-Belkovsky-SvyatoyNos, S-Shirostonsky, Ch-Chondonsky, Y-Ust-Yana, U-Ust-Lena; 4-conventional boundaries of the Laptev Sea plate: S-southern, W-western, E-eastern; 5-boundaries of large troughs and uplifts; 6-earthquake epicenters sized by magnitude: ≤3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, 5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 6.5, 7.0; 7-focal mechanisms, dates and magnitudes of earthquakes (lower hemisphere; the principal stress axes of compression and extension are marked by black and white dots, respectively).…”