A 2-Myr seismite record (3.6-1.6 Ma) from the western Qaidam Basin, NE Tibet

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Hauptverfasser: Lu, Yin, Marco, Shmuel, Wetzler, Nadav, Fang, Xiaomin, Alsop, Ian G, Hubert-Ferrari, Aurélia
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author Lu, Yin
Marco, Shmuel
Wetzler, Nadav
Fang, Xiaomin
Alsop, Ian G
Hubert-Ferrari, Aurélia
author_facet Lu, Yin
Marco, Shmuel
Wetzler, Nadav
Fang, Xiaomin
Alsop, Ian G
Hubert-Ferrari, Aurélia
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents As part of a joint Sino‐German (SG) project, the 723‐m‐deep core SG‐1b (38°21′9.46″N, 92°16′24.72″E) has been drilled from the crest of the Jianshan Anticline, western Qaidam Basin, NE Tibet during 2011. In this study, we focus on the core interval between ~260 and 0 m, which was dated at ~3.6-1.6 Ma. We identify the micro-faults, soft-sediment deformation, slump, and detachment surface in the core as paleoearthquake/tectonics indicators. The core records 164 seismites and five seismite clusters which occurred at 3.61-3.49 Ma, 3.39-3.19 Ma, 3.16-3.09 Ma, 3.00-2.91 Ma, and 2.81-2.75 Ma, suggesting the rate to tectonic strain release by the folds and thrusts in the western Qaidam Basin vary between 3.6 and 2.7 Ma and thus revealing episodic regional deformation.
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spellingShingle A 2-Myr seismite record (3.6-1.6 Ma) from the western Qaidam Basin, NE Tibet
Lu, Yin
Marco, Shmuel
Wetzler, Nadav
Fang, Xiaomin
Alsop, Ian G
Hubert-Ferrari, Aurélia
detachment surface; folds; Late Pliocene; micro-faults; NE Tibet; paleoseismology; Qaidam Basin; regional deformation; seismites; slump; soft-sediment deformation; thrusts
As part of a joint Sino‐German (SG) project, the 723‐m‐deep core SG‐1b (38°21′9.46″N, 92°16′24.72″E) has been drilled from the crest of the Jianshan Anticline, western Qaidam Basin, NE Tibet during 2011. In this study, we focus on the core interval between ~260 and 0 m, which was dated at ~3.6-1.6 Ma. We identify the micro-faults, soft-sediment deformation, slump, and detachment surface in the core as paleoearthquake/tectonics indicators. The core records 164 seismites and five seismite clusters which occurred at 3.61-3.49 Ma, 3.39-3.19 Ma, 3.16-3.09 Ma, 3.00-2.91 Ma, and 2.81-2.75 Ma, suggesting the rate to tectonic strain release by the folds and thrusts in the western Qaidam Basin vary between 3.6 and 2.7 Ma and thus revealing episodic regional deformation.
title A 2-Myr seismite record (3.6-1.6 Ma) from the western Qaidam Basin, NE Tibet
topic detachment surface; folds; Late Pliocene; micro-faults; NE Tibet; paleoseismology; Qaidam Basin; regional deformation; seismites; slump; soft-sediment deformation; thrusts
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.922852