1990
DOI: 10.1016/0040-1951(90)90039-b
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The structural relationship between the East Anatolian and Dead Sea fault zones in southeastern Turkey

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“…Ž . As suggested by Perinçek and Çemen 1990 , it is possible to regard the formation of the Karasu Basin as resulting from left-stepping offset along the southern margin of the Anatolian block, in between the East Anatolian fault and the Cyprean subduction Ž . zone Fig.…”
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“…Ž . As suggested by Perinçek and Çemen 1990 , it is possible to regard the formation of the Karasu Basin as resulting from left-stepping offset along the southern margin of the Anatolian block, in between the East Anatolian fault and the Cyprean subduction Ž . zone Fig.…”
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“…In the triple junction area, there are field evidences that the East Anatolian fault cuts and offsets the thrust surfaces formed during the compression ŽYalçin, 1979;Perinçek and Çemen, 1990;Yurur,. 1992;Chorowicz et al, 1994.…”
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“…The EAFZ was first described by Allen (1969) and mapped by Arpat and Saroglu (1972), Seymen and Aydin (1972), Arpat and Saroglu (1975), Saroglu et al (1992), and Imamoglu (1993). It is a belt of active seismicity and tectonics that joins the eastern end of another major Anatolian fault, the right-lateral North Anatolian Fault Zone (NAFZ), at Karliova, extending to the Amik Basin near Antakya (Arpat and Saroglu, 1972;Perincek and Cemen, 1990;Saroglu et al, 1992;Over et al, 2004a) or to the Gulf of Iskenderun (McKenzie, 1972;Jackson and McKenzie, 1988). The NAFZ runs approximately 1400 km from its interaction with the EAFZ in the east to the northern Aegean Copyright c The Society of Geomagnetism and Earth, Planetary and Space Sciences (SGEPSS); The Seismological Society of Japan; The Volcanological Society of Japan; The Geodetic Society of Japan; The Japanese Society for Planetary Sciences; TERRAPUB.…”
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“…Yeşil çizgi: Geç Kretase bindirmesi, Turuncu renkli çizgi Orta-Geç Miyosen bindirmesi, Mavi çizgiler: Eosen öncesi yapısal hatları, Sarı çizgiler: Geç Miyosen yapısal hatları göstermektedir (Perinçek vd., 1987;Perinçek ve Çemen, 1990;Perinçek ve Çemen, 1992 basitleştirilerek alınmıştır Perinçek et al, 1987;Perinçek and Çemen 1990;Perinçek and Çemen 1992).…”
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