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Geology of the USSR: a plate-tectonic synthesis

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Hauptverfasser:	Zonenšajn, Lev P. 1929-1992 (VerfasserIn), Kuzʹmin, Michail I. (VerfasserIn), Natapov, Lev M. (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Washington, DC American Geophysical Union 1990
Schriftenreihe:	Geodynamics series 21
Schlagworte:	Plattentektonik Geologie Sowjetunion Konferenzschrift
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Beschreibung:	XVII, 242 S. Kt.
ISBN:	0875905218

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adam_text	CONTENTS Foreward ............................................................................................................................. xiii Abstract .............................................................................................................................. xv Introduction ......................................................................................................................... xvii Acknowledgements ................................................................................................................ xvii Chapter I -Tectonic Framework .................................................................................................. 1 Chapter Π - East European Platform ............................................................................................. 3 Precambrian basement ....................................................................................................... 3 Archean granite-greenstone and gneissic granite domains ...................................................... 3 Early Proterozoic suture zones ....................................................................................... 7 Proto-platform cover. Early Proterozoic, Jatulian ............................................................... 8 Suture zones of the Kola Peninsula .................................................................................. 8 Svecofennian schist gneissic block ................................................................................ 8 The Gothian volcanic belt and Rapakivi granites ................................................................ 9 Jotnian platform cover: 1500-1400 Ma ........................................................................... 10 Aulacogens ..................................................................................................................... 10 Riphean aulacogens .................................................................................................... 10 Devonian aulacogens .................................................................................................. 10 Peri-Caspian depression ............................................................................................... 10 History .......................................................................................................................... 12 2000 Ma ............................................................................................................ 12 1700 Ma ............................................................................................................ 13 1300 Ma ............................................................................................................ 15 600 Ma .............................................................................................................. 15 410 Ma .............................................................................................................. 15 370 Ma .............................................................................................................. 15 260 Ma .............................................................................................................. 15 130 Ma .............................................................................................................. 16 Chapter ΙΠ - Siberian Platform ................................................................................................... 17 Precambrian basement ....................................................................................................... 17 Aulacogens ..................................................................................................................... 21 Intraplate magmatism ........................................................................................................ 21 History .......................................................................................................................... 22 2200 Ma ............................................................................................................ 23 1700 Ma ............................................................................................................ 23 1600 Ma ............................................................................................................ 23 1000 Ma ............................................................................................................ 23 540 Ma .............................................................................................................. 23 400 Ma .............................................................................................................. 25 370 Ma .............................................................................................................. 25 220 Ma .............................................................................................................. 25 130 Ma .............................................................................................................. 25 Chapter IV - Uralian Foldbelt ..................................................................................................... 27 General description .......................................................................................................... 27 Pre-uralides ..................................................................................................................... 27 Uralides: External zones .................................................................................................... 29 Shelf complexes ........................................................................................................ 29 Marginal allochthons .................................................................................................. 30 Sakmara zone (Figure 25) .............................................................................................. 32 Kraka zone ............................................................................................................... 33 Bardym zone of the Ufa Amphitheater .............................................................................. 33 Malo-Pechersky zone .................................................................................................. 33 Lemva zone ............................................................................................................... 35 Pai-Khoi zone ............................................................................................................ 35 Main Uralian fault zone ...................................................................................................... 35 Uralides: Internal zones ..................................................................................................... 36 Oceanic complexes ..................................................................................................... 3 6 Volcanic-arc and associated complexes ............................................................................. 36 General pattern of the Urals structure ...................................................................................... 38 VII History .......................................................................................................................... 38 Paleomagnetic and kinematic data ............................................................................. 38 Late Precambrian and Early Cambrian ......................................................................... 40 Pre-Ordovician continental collision ......................................................................... 41 Early Ordovician, 510-490 Ma (Figure 37) .................................................................. 42 Middle Ordovician, 490-450 Ma (Figure 38) ................................................................ 44 Late Ordovician-Early Silurian, 450-430 Ma (Figure 39) ................................................. 44 Early-Late Silurian, 430-415 Ma (Figure 40) ................................................................ 45 Early Devonian, 405-395 Ma (Figure 41) .................................................................... 46 End of Early Devonian-beginning of Middle Devonian, 395-385 Ma (Figure 42) ................... 47 Late Eifelian-Early Givetian, 380 Ma (Figure 43) .......................................................... 48 Late Givetian-Early Frasnian, 380-370 Ma (Figure 44) ................................................... 50 Late Devonian-Early Toumaisian, 370-350 Ma (Figure 45) .............................................. 52 Tournaisian-Early Visean, 350-340 Ma ...................................................................... 53 Late Visean-Middle Carboniferous, 340-310 Ma (Figure 46) ............................................ 53 Middle Carboniferous-Early Permian, 310-270 (Figure 47) .............................................. 54 Late Permian - Beginning of Early Triassic, 270-220 Ma ................................................ 54 Chapter V - Central Asian Foldbelt, Western Part: Central Kazakhstan and Tien Shan ............................... 55 Brief overview ................................................................................................................. 55 Latest Paleozoic-Earliest Triassic Redeformation ...................................................................... 55 Early Paleozoic ( Caledonian ) structures ............................................................................... 58 Ancient massifs ......................................................................................................... 59 Fragmentation ..................................................................................................... 59 Oceanic complexes ..................................................................................................... 59 Volcanic arc complexes and Paleo-subduction zones ............................................................ 62 Chingiz arc (Figure 55) .......................................................................................... 62 Stepnyak-Bet-Pak-Dala arc ..................................................................................... 62 North Tien Shan arc .............................................................................................. 63 History of the Early Paleozoic structures ................................................................................. 63 Early Cambrian, 550 Ma (Figure 56a) .................................................................. 63 Late Cambrian, 500 Ma ................................................................................... 63 Middle Ordovician, 460 Ma .............................................................................. 63 Early Silurian, 430 Ma ..................................................................................... 66 Late Paleozoic ( Hercynian ) structures .................................................................................. 66 Junggar-Balkhash segment ........................................................................................... 66 South Tien Shan segment ............................................................................................. 68 Structural Uniti ................................................................................................... 69 Structural Unit II .................................................................................................. 69 Structural Unit ΠΙ ................................................................................................. 69 Structural Unit IV ................................................................................................. 69 The Gissar zone ......................................................................................................... 70 History of the late Paleozoic ( Hercynian ) Structure ................................................................. 70 Early Devonian, 400 Ma (Figure 56e) ........................................................................ 70 Middle Devonian 370 Ma (Figure 56f) ........................................................................ 72 Early Carboniferous, 340 Ma (Figure 56g) .................................................................. 72 Middle Carboniferous, 310 Ma (Figure 56h) ................................................................ 72 Early Permian, 280 Ma (Figure 56i) ........................................................................... 72 Late Permian, 250 Ma (Figure 56j) ............................................................................ 72 Chapter VI - Central Asian Foldbelt, Eastern Part: Altay-Sayan Region and Baikal Upland ........................ 73 General description ..................................................................................................... 73 Late Paleozoic strike-slip motions, and reconstruction of the middle Paleozoic structure ............... 73 Ancient massifs ......................................................................................................... 75 Muya block and the Barguzin microcontinent .................................................................... 75 Precambrian massifs of East Sayan and North Mongolia ....................................................... 76 Oceanic complexes ..................................................................................................... 78 Early Paleozoic ( Caledonian ) structures ............................................................................... 79 The Minusink system .................................................................................................. 79 The Tuva system ........................................................................................................ 79 The Oka-Dzhida system ................................................................................................ 81 The Baikal-Vitim system .............................................................................................. 82 WestS ay an amd Gorny Altay ......................................................................................... 82 The Dzhebash unit ................................................................................................ 83 The Ophiolite unit ............................................................................................... 83 TheGorny Altay unit ............................................................................................. 83 The West Sayan unit ............................................................................................... 84 The Khemchik-Sistigkhem unit ................................................................................ 84 Salair ...................................................................................................................... 84 Late Paleozoic ( Hercynian ) structures .................................................................................. 85 Eastern Altay-Sayan region ........................................................................................... 85 Western Altay-Sayan region .......................................................................................... 86 The Saur zone ...................................................................................................... 86 The Zharma zone .................................................................................................. 87 The Irtysh-Zaisan zone .......................................................................................... 87 The Kalba-Narym zone ........................................................................................... 87 The Rudny Altay and South Altay zones ...................................................................... 89 Late Paleozoic structures of the Gomy Altay zone ......................................................... 89 The Tom-Kolyvan zone .......................................................................................... 89 History .......................................................................................................................... 90 Early Cambrian, 550 Ma (Figure 77) .......................................................................... 91 Late Cambrian, 500 Ma (Figure 78) ........................................................................... 91 Early-Middle Ordovician, 460 Ma (Figure 79) .............................................................. 92 Late Ordovician-Early Silurian, 430 Ma (Figure 80) ....................................................... 93 Early Devonian, 410-390 Ma (Figures 81 and 82) ......................................................... 93 Middle-Late Devonian, 370 Ma (Figure 83) ................................................................. 93 Early Carboniferous, 340 Ma (Figure 84) .................................................................... 93 Middle Carboniferous, 310 Ma ................................................................................. 96 Late Carboniferous-Early Permian, 280 Ma ................................................................. 96 Late Permian, 250 Ma ............................................................................................ 96 Chapter Vu - Mongol-Okhotsk Foldbelt ....................................................................................... 97 General description ........................................................................................................... 97 Ancient massifs ......................................................................................................... 99 The Khingan-Bureya massif .................................................................................... 99 The Argun massif .................................................................................................. 99 Oceanic complexes ..................................................................................................... 99 Convergence-related complexes ..................................................................................... 100 Collision complexes ................................................................................................... 101 Intraplate magmatism ................................................................................................... 101 History .......................................................................................................................... 102 Middle Paleozoic .................................................................................................. 102 Middle Carboniferous-Early Permian, 310-270 Ma ........................................................ 105 Late Triassic-Early Jurassic, 230-190 Ma (Figure 92) ..................................................... 105 Middle-Late Jurassic, 180-150 Ma ............................................................................ 108 Early Cretaceous, 140-120 Ma ................................................................................. 108 Chapter VIII - Sikhote-Alin Sakhalin Foldbelt ............................................................................... 109 General description ........................................................................................................... 109 Miocene reconstructions .................................................................................................... Ill Pre-Neogene background .................................................................................................... 112 Ancient massifs ................................................................................................... 112 Exotic terranes of the Sikhote-Alin foldbelt ................................................................ 113 Sikhote-Alin flysch zone ....................................................................................... 115 Sikhote-Alin volcanic belt ..................................................................................... 115 East Sakhalin ...................................................................................................... 115 Systematic history ........................................................................................................... 115 Triassic- Jurassic .................................................................................................. 115 Early Cretaceous, 130 Ma (Figure 104) ....................................................................... 116 Early Late Cretaceous, 95 Ma (Figure 105) .................................................................. 116 Middle of the Late Cretaceous, 85 Ma (Figure 106) ........................................................ 116 Latest Cretaceous, 70 Ma (Figure 107) ....................................................................... 118 Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary, 65 Ma (Figure 108) ..................................................... 120 Chapter IX - Foldbelts of the Northeast USSR, Taimyr and the Arctic .................................................... 121 General description ........................................................................................................... 121 Verkhoyansk foldbeit .................................................................................................. 121 Kolymian structural loop .............................................................................................. 121 ix Omolon and Okhotsk massifs ........................................................................................ 125 South Anui suture zone ................................................................................................. 127 Chukotka foldbelt ...................................................................................................... 127 Koni-Murgal volcanic belt ............................................................................................ 127 Okhotsk-Chukotka volcanic belt .................................................................................... 129 Wrangel-Herald-Brooks thrust belt .................................................................................. 130 Taimyr and Severná Zemlya ........................................................................................... 130 The North Taimyr zone .......................................................................................... 130 The Central Taimyr zone ........................................................................................ 130 The South Taimyr zone .......................................................................................... 132 Summation ......................................................................................................... 132 Ancient massifs ......................................................................................................... 132 Oceanic complexes ..................................................................................................... 132 Convergence-related complexes ..................................................................................... 133 History .......................................................................................................................... 133 Kinematic data ..................................................................................................... 133 Paleomagnetic data ............................................................................................... 134 Pre-Mesozoic history ............................................................................................ 138 Early Mesozoic, Triassic-Middle Jurassic (Figure 123) ................................................... 141 Late Jurassic, 150 Ma (Figure 124) ............................................................................ 142 Early Cretaceous, Neocomian, 125 Ma (Figure 125) ....................................................... 143 Early Cretaceous, Aptian, 115 Ma (Figure 126) ............................................................ 143 Middle Cretaceous, Albian, 100 Ma (Figure 127) .......................................................... 144 Late Cretaceous, Santonian, 80 Ma (Figure 128) ........................................................... 145 Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary, 65 Ma (Figure 129) ..................................................... 146 Oligocene, 35 Ma (Figure 130) ................................................................................ 146 Chapter X - Koryak-Kamchatka Foldbelt ....................................................................................... 148 General description ........................................................................................................... 148 Koryak system .......................................................................................................... 148 Olyutorsky-Kamchatka system ...................................................................................... 151 Kurile-Kamchatka arc .................................................................................................. 153 Komandor Islands ....................................................................................................... 155 Bering Sea ............................................................................................................... 156 History ......................................................................................................................... 156 Geological constraints ................................................................................................ 156 Kinematic data ........................................................................................................... 159 Paleomagnetic data ..................................................................................................... 159 Chronology of events ............................................................................................... 160 Pre-Late Jurassic history ........................................................................................ 160 Late Jurassic (150 Ma) ........................................................................................... 160 Early Cretaceous, Neocomian, 130 Ma (Figure 142) ....................................................... 161 Mid-Cretaceous, Late Albian, 100 Ma ........................................................................ 162 Late Cretaceous, Maastrichtian, 70 Ma ....................................................................... 162 Early Eocene, 55 Ma ............................................................................................. 163 Middle Eocene, 45 Ma ........................................................................................... 163 Oligocene, 35 Ma ................................................................................................. 166 Early Miocene, 20 Ma ........................................................................................... 166 Chapter XI - Alpine-Himalayan Foldbelt Within the USSR ................................................................ 167 General description ........................................................................................................... 167 Carpathians .............................................................................................................. 167 Dobrogea ................................................................................................................. 168 Crimea .................................................................................................................... 168 Scythian platform ...................................................................................................... 169 Turan platform and Mangyshlak ..................................................................................... 169 Caucasus .................................................................................................................. 169 Kopeh-Dagh ............................................................................................................. 172 Black Sea and South Caspian Sea basins ........................................................................... 173 Pamirs ..................................................................................................................... 175 Ancient massifs ......................................................................................................... 179 Oceanic complexes ..................................................................................................... 179 Magmatic arcs implying subduction ................................................................................ 179 History .......................................................................................................................... 179 Kinematic data ........................................................................................................... 179 Paleomagnetic data ..................................................................................................... 185 Chronology of events ................................................................................................. 186 Late Paleozoic (Figures 167, 168) ............................................................................. 186 Triassic, 220 Ma (Figure 169) ................................................................................. 187 Early Jurassic, 190 Ma (Figure 170) .......................................................................... 187 Late Jurassic, 155 Ma (Figure 171) ............................................................................ 189 Early Cretaceous (Neocomian), 130 Ma (Figure 172 ....................................................... 189 End of the Early Cretaceous, 110 Ma (Figure 173) ......................................................... 190 Late Cretaceous, 80 Ma (Figure 174) .......................................................................... 190 Cretaceous-Paleogene Boundary, 65 Ma (Figure 175) ..................................................... 192 Eocene-Oligocene Boundary, 35 Ma (Figure 176) .......................................................... 192 Early Miocene, 20 Ma (Figure 177) ........................................................................... 193 Late Miocene, 10 Ma (Figure 178) ............................................................................ 195 Chapter ХП - Late Paleozoic and Mesozoic-Cenozoic Sedimentary Basins ............................................. 197 West Siberian basin .................................................................................................... 197 The Turanian and Scythian basins ................................................................................... 197 Pechora-Barents Sea basin ............................................................................................ 199 Chapter ХШ - Recent Plate Tectonics ........................................................................................... 200 Chapter XIV - Summary of the Tectonic Development of the USSR Territory .......................................... 206 Precambrian history ......................................................................................................... 206 Phanerozoic reconstructions ............................................................................................... 206 Early-Middle Cambrian, 540 Ma (Figure 188) .............................................................. 206 Late Cambrian-Early Ordovician, 490 Ma (Figure 189) ................................................... 208 Middle Ordovician, 460 Ma (Figure 190) .................................................................... 208 Early Silurian, 430 Ma (Figure 191) .......................................................................... 209 Early Devonian, 400 Ma (Figure 192) ........................................................................ 211 Middle Devonian, 370 Ma (Figure 193) ...................................................................... 212 Early Carboniferous, 340 Ma (Figure 194) .................................................................. 213 Middle-Late Carboniferous, 310 Ma (Figure 195) .......................................................... 214 Early Permian, 280 Ma (Figure 196) .......................................................................... 214 Late Permian, 250 Ma (Figure 197) ........................................................................... 215 Late Triassic, 220 Ma (Figure 198) ........................................................................... 216 Early Jurassic, 190 Ma (Figure 199) .......................................................................... 216 Late Jurassic, 160 Ma (Figure 200) ............................................................................ 217 Early Cretaceous, 130 Ma (Figure 201) ....................................................................... 219 Mid-Cretaceous, 110 (Figure 202) ............................................................................. 220 Late Cretaceous, 80 Ma (Figure 203) .......................................................................... 221 The Cretaceous-Paleogene Boundary, 65 Ma (Figure 204) ................................................ 222 Early Oligocene, 35 Ma (Figure 205) ......................................................................... 223 Conclusions ................................................................................................................... 224 References ............................................................................................................................ 227 xi
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spelling	Zonenšajn, Lev P. 1929-1992 Verfasser (DE-588)119448807 aut Geology of the USSR a plate-tectonic synthesis Lev P. Zonenshain ; Michael I. Kuzmin ; Lev M. Natapov Washington, DC American Geophysical Union 1990 XVII, 242 S. Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Geodynamics series 21 Plattentektonik (DE-588)4046317-5 gnd rswk-swf Geologie (DE-588)4020227-6 gnd rswk-swf Sowjetunion (DE-588)4077548-3 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)1071861417 Konferenzschrift gnd-content Sowjetunion (DE-588)4077548-3 g Plattentektonik (DE-588)4046317-5 s DE-604 Geologie (DE-588)4020227-6 s Kuzʹmin, Michail I. Verfasser aut Natapov, Lev M. Verfasser aut Geodynamics series 21 (DE-604)BV000011502 21 Digitalisierung TU Muenchen application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=002846025&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis
spellingShingle	Zonenšajn, Lev P. 1929-1992 Kuzʹmin, Michail I. Natapov, Lev M. Geology of the USSR a plate-tectonic synthesis Geodynamics series Plattentektonik (DE-588)4046317-5 gnd Geologie (DE-588)4020227-6 gnd
subject_GND	(DE-588)4046317-5 (DE-588)4020227-6 (DE-588)4077548-3 (DE-588)1071861417
title	Geology of the USSR a plate-tectonic synthesis
title_auth	Geology of the USSR a plate-tectonic synthesis
title_exact_search	Geology of the USSR a plate-tectonic synthesis
title_full	Geology of the USSR a plate-tectonic synthesis Lev P. Zonenshain ; Michael I. Kuzmin ; Lev M. Natapov
title_fullStr	Geology of the USSR a plate-tectonic synthesis Lev P. Zonenshain ; Michael I. Kuzmin ; Lev M. Natapov
title_full_unstemmed	Geology of the USSR a plate-tectonic synthesis Lev P. Zonenshain ; Michael I. Kuzmin ; Lev M. Natapov
title_short	Geology of the USSR
title_sort	geology of the ussr a plate tectonic synthesis
title_sub	a plate-tectonic synthesis
topic	Plattentektonik (DE-588)4046317-5 gnd Geologie (DE-588)4020227-6 gnd
topic_facet	Plattentektonik Geologie Sowjetunion Konferenzschrift
url	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=002846025&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA
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