2008
DOI: 10.3997/2214-4609.20146089
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The Subsidence Evolution of the South Caspian Basin

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“…Subsequently, from the early-middle Miocene, exhumation rates increased significantly possibly in response to a more advanced stage of the Arabia-Eurasia collision (e.g., Axen et al, 2001;Ballato et al, 2013Ballato et al, , 2015Guest et al, 2006bGuest et al, , 2007Madanipour et al, 2017;Paknia et al, 2021;Rezaeian et al, 2012). To the north, the South Caspian Basin appears to have started subducting beneath Eurasia at least from the late Miocene (e.g., Mammadov, 2008), possibly when the TAK range started bending around the South Caspian Basin (e.g., Cifelli et al, 2015;Mattei et al, 2017) or following the rapid sediment loading triggered by the ∼ 6 to 3 Ma, km-scale (0.6 to 1.4km) base-level fall in the Caspian Sea.…”
Section: The Talesh-alborz-kopeh-dagh Mountain Rangementioning
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“…Subsequently, from the early-middle Miocene, exhumation rates increased significantly possibly in response to a more advanced stage of the Arabia-Eurasia collision (e.g., Axen et al, 2001;Ballato et al, 2013Ballato et al, , 2015Guest et al, 2006bGuest et al, , 2007Madanipour et al, 2017;Paknia et al, 2021;Rezaeian et al, 2012). To the north, the South Caspian Basin appears to have started subducting beneath Eurasia at least from the late Miocene (e.g., Mammadov, 2008), possibly when the TAK range started bending around the South Caspian Basin (e.g., Cifelli et al, 2015;Mattei et al, 2017) or following the rapid sediment loading triggered by the ∼ 6 to 3 Ma, km-scale (0.6 to 1.4km) base-level fall in the Caspian Sea.…”
Section: The Talesh-alborz-kopeh-dagh Mountain Rangementioning
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“…Eventually, since the late Miocene, the collisional deformation triggered a major reorganization of the Central Iran area (e.g., Calzolari et al, 2016;Jentzer et al, 2017;Nozaem et al, 2013;Tadayon et al, 2017), the oroclinal bending of the Talesh-Alborz and Kopeh-Dagh around the South Caspian Basin (SCB) (Cifelli et al, 2015;Mattei et al, 2017), and the subduction of the SCB beneath the Absheron Ridge with the development of an accretionary prism (Allen et al, 2002;Axen et al, 2001;Ballato et al, 2015;Jackson et al, 2002;Mammadov, 2008).…”
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“…These are mainly due to the active tectonics and structure of the South Caspian Sea and its role in the collision between Arabia and Eurasia [Jackson et al, 2002;Brunet et al, 2003]. The South Caspian depression is an autonomous tectonic unit that consists of: the southern part of the Caspian Sea; the West Turkmen depression adjacent to the latter; the northern lowland periphery of the Alborz system; the Lower Kura trough; and the Apsheron-Kobystan trough [Mammadov, 2008]. This interaction between tectonic plates makes the region subject to frequent and strong earthquake.…”
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“…From the Ventura field only 120 mln.t of oil and 60 mln.m 3 meters of gas were produced from turbidite deposits. In the Mexican gulf also the oil and gas bearing sequence with alternation of high quality reservoirs and pelagic deposits has been attributed to turbidites [21][22]. They have been accumulated in areas far from frontal parts of deltas and avandeltas and in underwater cones.…”
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