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Plio-Quaternary Stress States in NE Iran: Kopeh Dagh and Allah Dagh-Binalud Mountain Ranges
Tectonophysics, 2010 Abstract NE Iran, including the Kopeh Dagh and Allah Dagh-Binalud deformation domains, comprises the northeastern boundary of the Arabia–Eurasia collision zone. This study focuses on the evolution of the Plio-Quaternary tectonic regimes of northeast Iran.
Olivier Bellier +2 more
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New Tectonic Configuration in NE Iran: Active Strike-Slip Faulting Between the Kopeh Dagh and Binalud Mountains [PDF]
Tectonics, 2009 In this paper, a combined approach of geomorphic analyses, detailed geological mapping on SPOT 5 satellite images and field surveys, complemented by radiometric dating (40Ar/39Ar) allows proposing a new and consistent tectonic configuration for the northeastern Arabia‐Eurasia collision zone.
Olivier Bellier +2 more
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Tectonophysics, 2011 Abstract This paper is concerned with the changes in the Plio–Quaternary stress states in NE Iran and provides evidence for regional active deformation across a wide transition zone between the Alborz and Kopeh Dagh mountains. The Arabia–Eurasia convergence is involved in the strike–slip faulting along NE-trending left-lateral faults in the eastern ...
Olivier Bellier, Esmaeil Shabanian
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Structural Evolution of the Kopeh Dagh Fold-and-Thrust Belt (NE Iran) and Interactions With the South Caspian Sea Basin and Amu Darya Basin [PDF]
Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2014 We present a detailed stratigraphic and structural study of the Kopeh Dagh fold-and-thrust belt in NE Iran, which is an investigation of the complex polyphased tectonic history of this belt and its links with the adjacent South Caspian Sea and Amu Darya basins. Based on numerous field surveys, a large amount of 2D and 3D seismic data, borehole data and
Mohammad Ali Kavoosi +2 more
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Neotectonics of the Central Kopeh Dagh Drainage Basins, NE Iran
Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2022Maryam Ezati
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The peri-Gondwanian Early Silurian trilobites from Kopeh Dagh, Iran
Historical Biology, 2019Silurian trilobites of the Niur Formation in the Robat-e-Gharebil area are described and illustrated. Three genera and five species are identified, including: Calymene dastanpouri sp. nov.
Hamed Ameri +2 more
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Journal of African Earth Sciences, 2014
Abstract The foraminiferal content of the well-known, foraminifera-rich Abderaz Formation of the Kopeh-Dagh basin in northeastern Iran was analyzed to determine biostratigraphy, age dating, chronostratigraphy and evolutionary trends. The Abderaz Formation was sampled at the following four sections: the Qarehso section, the Abderaz village section ...
Mohamed Youssef +2 more
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Abstract The foraminiferal content of the well-known, foraminifera-rich Abderaz Formation of the Kopeh-Dagh basin in northeastern Iran was analyzed to determine biostratigraphy, age dating, chronostratigraphy and evolutionary trends. The Abderaz Formation was sampled at the following four sections: the Qarehso section, the Abderaz village section ...
Mohamed Youssef +2 more
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Investigation of Seismicity Parameters in Kopeh Dagh Seismic Province of Iran–Turkmenistan
Iranian Journal of Science and Technology - Transactions of Civil EngineeringHamid Saffari
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Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 2013
The Mozduran Formation includes light-coloured, thick-bedded to massive limestone and porous dolomitic limestone and dolomite. In this study, 13 samples from the uppermost Mozduran Formation were taken from two localities and examined for calcareous nannofossils.
Fatemeh Hadavi, Lida Khodadadi
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The Mozduran Formation includes light-coloured, thick-bedded to massive limestone and porous dolomitic limestone and dolomite. In this study, 13 samples from the uppermost Mozduran Formation were taken from two localities and examined for calcareous nannofossils.
Fatemeh Hadavi, Lida Khodadadi
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