2014
DOI: 10.5800/gt-2014-5-3-0144
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Some fundamental problems of tectonics and geodynamics of the Central Asian folded belt

Abstract: This study addresses some fundamental problems of tectonics and geodynamics of the Central Asian folded belt, the largest tectonic structure in Eurasia. The article presents results of long-term researches conducted by scientists and geologists specialized in various disciplines which contribute to the knowledge of the origin and breakup of Rodinia and formation of the Paleo-Asian Ocean. It considers problems of development of the Central Asian folded belt that was formed in the area of the Paleo-Asian Ocean a… Show more

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“…Under concept of the Mongol-Okhotsk belt, these Paleozoic pelagic deep-water sediments were interpreted as an accretionary wedge in the trench along the southern margin of the SIB (Zorin, 1999). Gordienko (1987; considered that these rocks represented a back-arc sediments formed by the northward subduction of the MOO. On the contrary, Badarch et al (2002) proposed that the thick Devonian-Carboniferous pelagic deep-water sediments within this belt represent a coherent turbidite sequence overlying a cratonic basement.…”
Section: The Mongol-okhotsk Suturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under concept of the Mongol-Okhotsk belt, these Paleozoic pelagic deep-water sediments were interpreted as an accretionary wedge in the trench along the southern margin of the SIB (Zorin, 1999). Gordienko (1987; considered that these rocks represented a back-arc sediments formed by the northward subduction of the MOO. On the contrary, Badarch et al (2002) proposed that the thick Devonian-Carboniferous pelagic deep-water sediments within this belt represent a coherent turbidite sequence overlying a cratonic basement.…”
Section: The Mongol-okhotsk Suturementioning
confidence: 99%