Analysis of Tectonic Sequence Stratigraphy in Erdos Basin
Ze Wang
Abstract
Ze Wang
Abstract
The structural features and their controlling action over the sedimetation in the area were studied, and the sequence boundaries within the basin were traced and correlated using the tectonic sequence analysis method. 5 first order and 12 second order tectonic sequence stratigraphies were divided according to the indications of 5 boundaries. The 5 first order tectonic sequences show that the 5 types of basins are formed in 5 evolution stages. The second order tectonic sequence is thought to be the cause of making the variations of stratum sequence resulted from the secondary tectogenesis during certain tectonic phase.
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The structural features and their controlling action over the sedimetation in the area were studied, and the sequence boundaries within the basin were traced and correlated using the tectonic sequence analysis method. 5 first order and 12 second order tectonic sequence stratigraphies were divided according to the indications of 5 boundaries. The 5 first order tectonic sequences show that the 5 types of basins are formed in 5 evolution stages. The second order tectonic sequence is thought to be the cause of making the variations of stratum sequence resulted from the secondary tectogenesis during certain tectonic phase.
Key concepts: Tectonics, Sequence (biology), Stratum, Structural basin, Geology, Paleontology, Sequence stratigraphy, Tectonic phase