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LATE CRETACEOUS PALAEOMAGNETIC RESULTS FROM SIKHOTE ALIN, FAR EASTERN RUSSIA: TECTONIC IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EASTERN MARGIN OF THE MONGOLIA BLOCK

Otofuji Y.-I.; Enami R.; Uno K.; Nishihama K.; Halim N.; Su L.; Zaman H.; Matsuda T.; Kulinich R.G.; Zimin P.S.; Matunin A.P.; Sakhno V.G. (2003)

We present palaeomagnetic results from Late Cretaceous welded tuffs in the Kisin Group (Monastirskaya Suite, Primorskaya Series) collected at 27 sites from the Sikhote Alin mountain range. A high unblocking temperature ...
PALAEOMAGNETIC CONFIGURATION OF CONTINENTS DURING THE PROTEROZOIC

Pesonen L.J.; Elming S.A.; Mertanen S.; Pisarevsky S.; D'Agrella-Filho M.S.; Meert J.G.; Schmidt P.W.; Abrahamsen N.; Bylund G. (2003)

Palaeomagnetic data are used to study the configurations of continents during the Proterozoic. Applying stringent reliability criteria, the positions of the continents at 12 times in the 2.45- to 1.00-Ga period have been ...
PALAEOMAGNETISM AND MAGNETOSTRATIGRAPHY OF THE PERMIAN-TRIASSIC NORTHWEST CENTRAL SIBERIAN TRAP BASALTS

Gurevitch E.L.; Heunemann C.; Bachtadse V.; Rad'ko V.; Westphal M.; Pozzi J.P.; Feinberg H. (2004)

A detailed palaeomagnetic and magnetostratigraphic study of the Permian–Triassic Siberian Trap Basalts (STB) in the Noril'sk and Abagalakh regions in northwest Central Siberia is presented. Thermal (TH) and alternating ...
SIBERIA AND RODINIA

Pisarevsky S.A.; Natapov L.M. (2003)

An analysis of the Riphean sedimentary successions along the margins of the Siberian craton, together with recent geochronological and palaeomagnetic data from Siberia, require a revision of the hypothesis that Siberia was ...
THE PALAEO-ASIAN OCEAN IN THE NEOPROTEROZOIC AND EARLY PALAEOZOIC: NEW GEOCHRONOLOGIC DATA AND PALAEOTECTONIC RECONSTRUCTIONS

Khain E.V.; Degtyarev K.E.; Fedotova A.A.; Bibikova E.V.; Salnikova E.B.; Kröner A.; Gibsher A.S.; Didenko A.N. (2003)

The Central Asian fold belt (Urals–Mongolian belt in the Russian literature), which incorporates rock units derived from a variety of geodynamic settings, evolved the Palaeo-Asian Ocean (PAO) in the Neoproterozoic and ...

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