Pregled bibliografske jedinice broj: 23891
Crystalline basement of the South Pannonian Basin based on surface and subsurface data
Crystalline basement of the South Pannonian Basin based on surface and subsurface data // Nafta, 49 (1998), 12; 371-390 (podatak o recenziji nije dostupan, članak, znanstveni)
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Naslov
Crystalline basement of the South Pannonian Basin based on surface and subsurface data
Autori
Pamić, Jakob
Izvornik
Nafta (0027-755X) 49
(1998), 12;
371-390
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u časopisima, članak, znanstveni
Ključne riječi
crystalline basement; megablock; geodynamic evolution
Sažetak
Based on geological, geophysical, mineralogical, petrological and geochemical data obtained by field and laboratoy investigations of the samples taken on outcrops and cores of oil-wells, the basement of the South Pannonian Basin can be divided into four megablocks. 1) The largest South Tisia (Slavonija and Moslavina) megablock, composed mainly of Paleozoic metamorphic sequences, migmatites and granites. 2) The slightly smaller North Dinaridic megablock, composed of Late Cretaceous-Paleogene flysch, Paleogene metamorphic sequences, synkinematic granites and tectonized ophiolite melange. 3) The much smaller Zagorje-Midtransdanubia megablock, consisting of mixed tectonostratigraphic units from the Southern Alps and northwestern Dinarides. 4) The smallest Pohorje-Međimurje megablock, composed of tectonostratigraphic units from the Eastern Alps and Periadriatic zone. Geodynamic evolution of the South Pannonian Basin can be considered in two segments. The eastern segment was related to the interaction between the South Tisia and North Dinarides, whereas the western segment was related to the interaction between the Eastern Alps and the area adjoining the northwesternmost Dinarides and Southern Alps. The Tisia is underthrust below the North Dinarides and thus incorporated in their deep structure. On the other hand, the North Dinaridic tectonostratigraphic units are thrust onto Neogene formations of the south Pannonan Basin. The Tisia represents a continental fragment, probably broken off from the South Eurasia which started its southward transport during initial phases of Early Miocene synrifting evolution of the Pannonian Basin, brought about by the uprise of the upper mantle and attenuation of the continental crust.
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
Znanstvena područja
Geologija
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