Hot off the press – two papers on Eastern Anatolian geology! One constrains vertical-axis block rotations, the other kinematically restores the tectonic blocks of Central and Eastern Anatolia and concludes that subduction continued much longer than previously assumed.
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The study of the kinematics of the Late Cretaceous to Early Eocene sediments of the Ulukışla Basin in Central southern Turkey has identified a major extensional structure that has in part exhumed high-pressure metamorphic rocks: the Ivriz Detachment. Check it out here!
Documenting one of the surface expressions of large scale extension that affected the central and southern Anatolian region – the Ivriz DetachmentA new study in which I was involved in is online! Kinematically restoring the Pontides of Turkey and Talysh of Iran based on paleomagnetic data Download it here!
Satellite image of the Caucasus, from NASA’s Visible Earth, NASA/MODIS – Jacques Descloitres, MODIS Land Rapid Response Team – Public domainThis month I have presented at the Dorothy Hill Symposium for Women in Earth Sciences at the University of Queensland in Brisbane and will be presenting my research at the Australian National University and Sydney University in the coming weeks. Stay tuned.
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