Relationship between Akhüyük fissure ridge travertines and active tectonics: their neotecteonic significance (Ereğli-Konya, Central Anatolia)

Palaeoenvironmental reconstruction of the eastern part of the Karapınar-Ayrancı coal deposit (Central Turkey)

“…8c). Similar alluvial and slope deposits are also widely developed around the Ereğli and Ayrancı towns (Özsayın et al, 2013;Temiz and Savaş, 2014). Drier climate conditions were developed during the Middle…”

Sarıhıdır manganese mineralization related to travertine, Central Anatolian Volcanic Province, Turkey

“…Travertines are observed on the earth's surface with a variety of shapes and sizes and are carbonate accumulations related to hot geothermal springs rich in calcium and bicarbonate in active or recently active tectonic, volcanic and geothermal areas (De Filippis et al, 2013;Temiz et al, 2018). There are many tectonic, mineralogical and geochemical studies about travertines (Brogi & Capezzuoli, 2009;D'Alessandro et al, 2007;Fouke et al, 2000;Garnett et al, 2004;Ihlenfeld et al, 2003;Karabacak et al, 2017;Kele et al, 2011;Mesci et al, 2018;Özkul et al, 2013;Ritter et al, 2018;Selim et al, 2016;Teboul et al, 2016;Temiz & Eikenberg, 2011;Temiz et al, 2009;Temiz & Savas, 2015;Uysal et al, 2007).…”

Genesis, evolution and economic significance of the northen and the eastern parts of Karapinar-Ayranci coal deposit

“…All these faults are of oblique-normal character. MTA, 2002;Salman, 2010;Özsayın et al, 2013;Temiz and Savaş, 2014).…”

“…V). (Bayarı et al, 2009a;Temiz and Savaş, 2014). Small scale hydrothermal activity might have caused mineralization during and/or before peat-forming era.…”

“…Another enriched element in Turkish coals is As; beside volcanic rocks, it can also naturally occur in geothermal systems of western Turkey (Bundschuh et al, 2013). Even though recently there are not any hot springs near the deposit, some palaeo-travantine cones have been reported north of Karapınar and northeast of Ereğli (Bayarı et al, 2009a;Temiz and Savaş, 2014). These might be related with volcanic and tectonic activities during Neogene times.…”