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Seismogeodynamics of interaction area of the Baikal rift northeastern flank and Aldan-Stanovoy block
The article presents modern structural-tectonic plan and tectonic-dynamic model of the zone of interaction of the most seismicity active northeastern part of the Baikal rift zone (BRZ) and the adjoint system seismogenic structures of the Aldan-Stanovoy ...
L. P. Imaeva +3 more
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THE VELOCITY STRUCTURE OF THE UPPER MANTLE AND REGIONAL DEEP THERMODYNAMICS OF THE BAIKAL RIFT ZONE
The article is aimed at discussion of geological and geophysical aspects of the ‘asthenospheric’ interpretation of the ‘anomalous’ mantle layer that is revealed in the Baikal rift zone by deep seismic sounding (DSS) methods.
Alexander V. Pospeev
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Abstract Deep (>∼ ${ >} \sim $20 km) crustal seismicity is typically associated with cold Precambrian lithosphere. However, previous studies have reported that the depth above which 90% of seismicity occurs (D90) in the Southland region of New Zealand is 30–35 km, even though it is situated in relatively young Mesozoic crust at the eastern edge of the ...
Jack N. Williams +4 more
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Radon concentrations in soil air are variable depending on factors that are considered external (planetary) and internal (geodynamic) relative to the Earth. In active fault zones, variations of gas emanations are most intense.
К. Zh. Seminsky, А. А. Bobrov
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We present results of lithogeochemical, diatomic and palynological studies of sediments from the Tunka-13 well that was drilled in the southeastern part of dry Tunka basin in the Baikal rift zone.
A. Hassan +6 more
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Evidence for Lithospheric Mantle Uniformity Beneath Cratons
Abstract Cratons are characterized by thick mantle roots that have experienced high degrees of partial melting, resulting in a cold, strong, and buoyant mantle compared to its oceanic counterpart. The extent of chemical variability within cratonic roots, the role of cratons in insulating the mantle over time and subsequent triggering of continental ...
Federico D. Munch +2 more
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Hydrolytic bacteria (in particular, proteolytics) are the primary destructors in hot springs. The proteolytic bacteria are able to secrete enzymes that are active in wide ranges of pH and temperature.
E. V. Lavrentyeva +8 more
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The article analyses the results of geophysical studies of rift structures in East Antarctic, direct geological surveying of which is impossible due to a thick ice sheet.
Aleksei S. Egorov +6 more
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We have studied properties of bacterial strains isolated from hot springs in the Northern Baikal region, Baikal Rift Zone, known to have a wide range of growth conditions (pH, temperature, and carbon sources).
K. N. Sorokina +3 more
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Geological and geomorphological studies of the northeastern branch of the Baikal rift zone have revealed structural features of sedimentary strata, as well as the features of lithology and interaction of heterochronous loose sedimentary complexes, block ...
R. Ts. Budaev
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