Development of the Cretaceous Sedimentary Basin of the Sanchu Graben, Kanto Mountains, Japan
Kensaku Takei
Abstract
Kensaku Takei
Abstract
The Sanchu Graben of the Kanto Mountains is one of the Cretaceous basins of the Chichibu Belt, but is unique in its tectonic position that it is located at the eastern wing of the syntaxis structure against the other basins which form the western wing. The Cretaceous strata in the Sanchu Graben are composed of marine and partly brackish sediments and form synclinal structures....
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The Sanchu Graben of the Kanto Mountains is one of the Cretaceous basins of the Chichibu Belt, but is unique in its tectonic position that it is located at the eastern wing of the syntaxis structure against the other basins which form the western wing. The Cretaceous strata in the Sanchu Graben are composed of marine and partly brackish sediments and form synclinal structures....
Key concepts: Graben, Geology, Cretaceous, Structural basin, Sedimentary rock, Paleontology, Geomorphology