Paleomagnetism in the Mediterraneum from Spain to the Aegean: a review of data relevant to Cenozoic movements

Márton, Emő

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“…If it is assumed that the whole Transdanubian Central Range domain 01995 Blackwell Science Ltd, Terra Nova, 7, 1. Marton and Marton (1983) Marton and Marton (1983) Marton and Marton (1983), E. Marton (1986) Marton andMarton (1981, 1989) Marton and Marton (1981) Fig. 4.…”

Section: T H E Stages Of the Cenozoic E V O L U T I O N Of The Escapementioning

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Escape models of the Alpine‐Carpathian‐Pannonian region in the light of palaeomagnetic observations

Mauritsch

Márton

1995

Terra Nova

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Recent tectonic models of the Alpindarpatho-Pannonian region (ALCAPA) assume a large eastward shift of the Transdanubian Range domain, in the Cenozoic. Since palaeomagnetism is one of the most powerful tools in solving geodynamic processes, the authors present an approach to the escape problem by using all available and relevant palaeomagnetic data. This data set demonstrates consistency with models put forward by geologists for Jurassic and older ages. From the mid-Jurassic on the Northern Calcareous Alps (NCA) did not share the rotations of the Transdanubian Range domain and of the Southern Alps. After individual movements from Neocomian to Miocene, the Transdanubian Range domain must have drifted northward in the mid-Miocene up to the Southern margin of the Northern Calcareous Alps, before starting the escape in the geologists' definition.

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Section: T H E Stages Of the Cenozoic E V O L U T I O N Of The Escapementioning

confidence: 99%

Escape models of the Alpine‐Carpathian‐Pannonian region in the light of palaeomagnetic observations

Mauritsch

Márton

1995

Terra Nova

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“…(1988), MEULENKAMP et al (1988), KlSSEL & LAJ (1988), PAPAZACHOS et al (1991), SPAKMAN (1991), TAYMAZ et al (1991), HATZFELD et al (1993, SPAKMAN et al (1993), KAHLE ef al. (1993), MARTON (1993), NOOMEN et al (1993), SENGOR (1993), JACKSON (1994), MEIJER (1995).…”

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Κλαστικη Ιζηματογενεση Στο Ανωτερο Καινοζωικο Της Δυτικης Κρητης: Η Λεκανη Των Αποστολων (Ρεθυμνο)

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Post-Tortonian Deformation Pattern in the Central Mediterranean: A Result of Extrusion Tectonics Driven by the Africa-Eurasia Convergence.

Mantovani

Albarello

Babbucci

et al. 1993

Recent Evolution and Seismicity of the Mediterranean Region

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Paleomagnetism in the Mediterraneum from Spain to the Aegean: a review of data relevant to Cenozoic movements

Cited by 10 publications

References 53 publications

Escape models of the Alpine‐Carpathian‐Pannonian region in the light of palaeomagnetic observations

Escape models of the Alpine‐Carpathian‐Pannonian region in the light of palaeomagnetic observations

Κλαστικη Ιζηματογενεση Στο Ανωτερο Καινοζωικο Της Δυτικης Κρητης: Η Λεκανη Των Αποστολων (Ρεθυμνο)

Post-Tortonian Deformation Pattern in the Central Mediterranean: A Result of Extrusion Tectonics Driven by the Africa-Eurasia Convergence.

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