Neotectonics of Turkey-a synthesis

Geodinamica Acta

Volumn 14, Issue 1-3, 2001, Pages 3-30

  Bozkurt, Erdin ^a  

^a MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY   (Turkey)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ACTIVE FAULT; COLLISION ZONE; CONTINENTAL COLLISION; NEOTECTONICS;

TURKEY;

EID: 0035056579     PISSN: 09853111     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/S0985-3111(01)01066-X     Document Type: Article

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184. The shear along the Dead Sea rift
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188. Surface deformation. liquefaction-induced features and tectonic setting of 27 June 1998 Adana-Ceyhan earthquake
189. Petrogenesis of basalts from southern Turkey: The Plio-Quaternary volcanism to the north of Iskenderun
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206. Bouger gravity and crustal structure of the Dead Sea transform fault and adjacent mountain belts in Lebanon
207. The structure of the Dead Sea basin
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229. Bathymetry and shallow structure of the Pliny and Strabo trenches
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243. Alpine deformation and the oceanic areas of the Tethys
244. The eastern Mediterranean and the Levant: Tectonics of continental collision
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246. Plate convergence in the cyprean Arc
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253. The northeast Mediterranean triple junction from a plate kinematic point of view
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255. Sinistral strike-slip and transpressional tectonics in an ancient occanic setting: The Mamonia Complex, Southeast Cyprus
256. Neogene supra-subduction zone extension in the Polis graben system, West Cyprus
257. The Structure and tectonic setting of the Levant continental margin, Eastern Mediterranean
258. The tectonics of the eastern Mediterranean: A gephysical review
259. Structure and evolution of the Mediterranean basins
260. The seismic history of Cyprus. Rev. Union Int. Secours
261. Reappraisal of the seismicity in Cyprus (1894-1991). Imperial college
262. Large seimic faults in the Aegean Arc
263. Archaeosesimicty of Cyprus
264. Seismicity in the eastern Mediterranean region: Perspective from the Sirai subplate
265. Lithospheric boundaries and plate motions in the Cyprus area
266. Travel-time tomography of the Eurpean-Mediterranean mantle down to 140 km
267. Back arcs basins and P-wave crustal velocity in the Ionian and Aegean regions
268. Source processes and seismotectonic implications of the 1995 and 1996 Cyprus, eastern Mediterranean Region, earthquakes
269. Numerical tests on the seismic visibility of metastable minerals in subduction zones
270. Neogene evolution of the Aegean arc: Paleomagnetic and geodetic evidence for a rapid and young rotation phase
271. Tectonic evolution of the Bitlis Suture, southeastern Turkey: Implications for the tectonics of the Eastern Mediterranean
272. Mesozoic-Cenozoic tectonic evolution of Anatolia and surrounding regions
273. The Maden complex, SE Turkey: Evolution of a Neotethyan active margin
274. Post-Late Cretaceous strike-slip tectonics and its implications for the Southeast Anatolian Orogen, Turkey
275. New evidence and solution to the Maden Complex controversy of the Southeast Anatolian orogenic belt (Turkey)
276. 1975 Lice earthquake
277. 1976 Çaldiran earthquake
278. 1976. Çaldiran depremi
279. The active Tutak fault, its characteristics and relations to the Çaldiran fault
280. Factors affecting the geomorphological development of eastern Turkey - relations between geomorphology, tectonics and volcanism
281. Horasan-Narman depremi ve bu depremin Dogǧu Anadolu neotektoniǧindeki yeri
282. Source mechanism of Narman-Horasan earthquake
283. Geology of the Bitlis Metamorphic belt
284. Karayazi Fault
285. Muratbaǧi-Balabataş (Horosan) arasinda Çobandede Fay Kuşagi'nin jeotektonik özellikleri ve Horasan-Narman depremi yüzey kiriklari
286. Superimposed basins and their relations to the recent strike-slip fault zone: A case study of Refahiye superimposed basin asjacent to the North Anatolian Transform Fault, northeastern Turkey
287. The Caucasus: An actual example of the initial stages of continental collision
288. Çayirli-Tercan Tersiyer havzasi doǧusunun (Tercan-Aškale arasi) stratigrafisi
289. Historical evidence of faulting in eastern Anatolia and northern Syria
290. Major active faults of the collision are between the Arabian and the Eurasian plates
291. Neotectonics in the eastern Anatolian fault region (Turkey) advocates crustal extension: Mapping from SAR ERS imagery and Digital Elevation Model
292. Vom Zerfall der Tethys zu Mediterran and Paratethys
293. Structures in modern lake Van sediments as revealed by 3.5 KHz high resolution profiling
294. The source parameters of the Lice, Turkey earthquake, Individual studies by participants at the IISE
295. The Narman, eastern turkey earthquakes of 30 October 1983; active conjugate faulting and the migration of the seismicity
296. The Narman, Eastern Turkey earthquake of 30 October 1983: Active conjugate faulting and the migration of the seismicity
297. 30 Ekim 1983 Narman-Horasan depreminin makrosismik ve tektonik özellikleri
298. East Anatolian earthquake of 24 November 1976
299. Static and 1983 Horasan-Narman (M = 6.8) earthquakes, Northeastern Turkey
300. Comparisons of the young volcanic associations of the west and the east Anatolia under the compressional regime: A review
301. Geology of the Quaternary volcanic centres of the east Anatolia
302. Doǧu ve Güneydoǧu Anadolu Neojen-Kuvaterner volkaniklerine iliškin yeni kimyasal, radyometrik ve izotopik verilerin yorumu
303. Genesis of collision volcanism in Eastern Anatolia, Turkey
304. Relationships between volcanic patterns and neotectonics in eastern Anatolia from analysis of satellite images and DEM
305. Volcano-stratigraphy and geochemistry of collision-related volcanism on the ErzurumKars Plateau, Northeastern Turkey
306. Geochemical characteristics of Yamadaǧi volcanics in Central East Anatolia: An example from collision zone volcanism
307. Source mechanism of the Bartin earthquake of September 3, in Northwestern Turkey: Evidence for active thrust faulting at the Southern Black Sea margin
308. Türkiye'nin Neotektoniǧinin Esaslari
309. Evolution of escape-related strike-slip systems: Implications for distribution of collisional orogens
310. Regional significance of neotectonic counterclockwise rotation in Central Turkey
311. Palaeomagnetic study of the Erciyes sector of the Ecemiş Fault Zone: Neotectonic deformation in the eastern part of the Anatolian Block
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318. Tectonic control on the development of Neogene-Quaternary Central Anatolian Volcanic province
319. Vent distribution and its relation to regional tectonics, Cappadocian Volcanics, Turkey
320. Slip motion estimation along the Ovacik fault near Erzincan (Turkey) using ERSI radar image
321. Determination of stress orientation using slip lineation data in Pliocene ignimbrites around Derinkuyu Fault (Nevşehir)
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328. Geology of the Çamardi (Niǧde) region and the characteristics of the Ecemiş Fault Zone between Madenbogaz and Kamişli
329. Ecemiş Fay Kuşaǧinin jeotectonik evrimi
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331. Geotectonic evolution of the Ecemiş fault zone
332. Comment on 'a new intracontinental transcurrent structure: The Central Anatolian Fault Zone, Turkey'
333. Palaeotectronic evolution of Tuzgǒlü basin complex, Central Turkey
334. Emplacement of volcanic vents and geodynamics of Central Anatolia, Turkey
335. Continental arc volcanism and tectonic setting in Central Anatolia
336. Studies in historical seismicity and tectonics
337. Long-term seismicty of Istanbul and of the Sea of Marmara region
338. Historical earthquakes of Istanbul, Kayseri and Elaziǧ
339. August 14, 1996 (Ms = 5.6) Mecitözü-Çorum and January 22, 1997(Ms = 5.5) Antakya (Turkey) earthquakes: Implication for inner deformation pattern
340. Güneybati Tükiye ve yakin dolayinda levhaiçi yeni tektonik gelişim
341. Koçyiǧit Güneybati Türkiye'nin depresemselligi
342. Fault block rotations at the edge of a zone of continental extension: Southwest Turkey
343. Kinematics of the Plio-Quaternary Burdur-Dinar cross-fault system in SW Anatolia (Turkey)
344. Palaeoseismicty of the Dinar fault, SW Turkey
345. Sandikli (Afron) grabenin neotektonik özellikleri
346. Bati Anadolu horstgraben sisteminin doǧo uzantisi ve Isparta Açisi ile ilikisi nedir?: "Fethiye-Burdur Zonu" olarak bilinen yapinin tektonik niteliǧi
347. Dombayova grabeninin neotektonik özellikleri
348. Burdur fayinin sismotektonik özellikleri
349. Outline geology of the Western Taurides
350. Toroslarin bazi temel jeoloji özellikleri
351. First paleomagnetic evidence for a post-Eocene cloclwise rotation of Western Taurides thrust belt east of the Isparta re-entrant (Southwestern Turkey) Earth
352. Post-Tortonian westward and southward thrusting in the core of the Isparta re-entrant (Taurus, Turkey): Geodynamic implications Bull
353. Application of Sr isotope stratigraphy and sedimentary analysis of the origin and evolution of Neogene basins in the Isparata Angle. Southern Turkey
354. Géolgie des Taurides occidentales (Turquie)
355. Demir M. 1 Ekim 1995 Dinar depremi
356. The 12.05.1971 Burdur earthquake sequence: A synthesis of seismological and geological observations
357. The October 1, 1995 Dinar earthquake, SW Turkey
358. 1 Ekim Dinar depremie ve saha gözlemleri
359. Dinar depremi ve artçi sarsintilari 3 boyutlu daǐlimi
360. Source inversion of the October 1, 1995, Dinar earthquake (Ms = 6.1): A rupture model with implications for seismotectonics in SW Turkey
361. Source parameters of the 1 OctoberDinar (Turkey) earthquake from SAR interferometry and seismic body wave modelling
362. Dinar Fayinin 1 Ekim 1995 depremi öncesi aktivitesi
363. Surface rupture and rupture mechanism of the October 1, 1995 (Mw = 6.2) Dinar earthquake, SW Turkey
364. The Isprata angle: Its importance in neotectonics of the Eastern Mediterranean region
365. A seismological study of normal faulting in the Demirci, Alaşehir and Gediz earthquake of-1970in Western Turkey: Implications for the nature and geometry of deformation in the continental crust
366. Rates of crustal deformation in Western Turkey as deduced from major earthquakes
367. The neotectonics of the Aegean: An alternativ view
368. The source parameters of the Çubukdaǧ (W. Turkey) earthquake of October 11
369. Evidence for damaging historical earthquakes at Priene, Western Turkey
370. Geological and geomorhological observations in relation to the 20 September 1899 Menderes earthquake, Western Turkey
371. Güneybati Anadolu'daki grabenlerin oluşumu
372. Miocene reference sections for the coastal parts of West Anatolia
373. Kinematic indicators on active normal faults in Western Turkey
374. Cross-faults and differential stretching of hanging walls in regions of low-angle normal faulting: Examples from Western Turkey
375. Salihli güneyinde üste doǧru kabalaşan Neojen yaşli alüvyon yelpaze çökelleri ve Gediz grabeninin tektonosedimanter geliaşimi
376. Block rotation in Western Turkey, 1. Observational evidence
377. Block rotation in western Turkey. 2. Theoretical models
378. Neogene evolution of the Deniezli region of Western Turkey
379. Microseismicity and structures of the Germencik area, West Turkey
380. Active normal faulting, drainage pattern and sedimentation in Southwestern Turkey
381. Enozoic crustal extension and basin formation in West Turkey
382. The age of the Büyük Menderes Graben (western Turkey) and its tectonic implications
383. The cause of N-S extensional tectonics on western Turkey: Tectonic escape vs back-arc spreading vs orogenic collapse
384. Timing of Cenozoic extensional tectonics in West Turkey
385. Evidence for dynamic coupling of surface processes with isostatic compensation in the lower crust during active extension of Western Turkey
386. Dependence of active normal fault dips on lower-crustal flow regimes
387. Syn-rift sedimentation and structural development of Gediz and Büyük Menderes graben, Western Turkey
388. Basinward migration of rift-border faults: Implications for facies distributions and preservation potential
389. Gediz grabeninin jeolojisi ve tektoniǧi
390. Field evidence for metamorphic core complex, detachment faulting and accommodation faults in the Gediz and Büyük Menderes grabens, Western Anatolia
391. Rift formation in the Gökova region, Southwest Anotolia: Implications for the opening of the Aegean Sea
392. Paleopalynology of possible hydrocarbon source of the Alaşehir-Turgutlu area in the Gediz graben Western Anatolia)
393. Kinematics of the Late Pliocene-Quaternary normal faulting in the Southeastern end of the Gediz graben, Western Anatolia, Turkey
394. Geology of Western Anatolia
395. Evidence from the Gediz graben for episodic two-stage extension in Western Turkey
396. Investigation of the submarine active tectonism in the Gulf of Gökova, Southwest Anatolia-southeast Aeagean Sea, by multi-channel seismic reflection data
397. Timing of extension on the Büyük Menderes Graben, Western Turkey, and its tectonic implications
398. The Plio-Pleistocene age of Büyük Menderes and Gedez grabens and their tectonic significance on N-S extensional tectonics in West Anatolia: Mammalian evidence from the continental deposits
399. When did the Western Anatolian grabens begin to develop?
400. Geolectric structure of inland area of the Gökova rift, Southwest Anatolia and its tectonic implications
401. Tavşanli'nin bati ve kuzeyindeki linyit ihtiva eden Neojen sahasinin mukayeseli stratigrafisi ve tektoniǧi
402. Linyit içeren Soma Neojen bölgesi, Bati Anadolu
403. volkanitlerine ait yeni kimyasal, izotopik ve radyometrik verilerin yorumu
404. Torbali (Izmir) kuzeyindeki Miyosen tortul istifinin fasiyes ve çökelme ortamlari
405. Kavacik (Dursunbey-Balikesir) Neojen grabeninin stratigrafisi ve tektoniǧi, Turkish
406. Stress coupling between the earthquakes in Western Turkey and the North Aegean Sea
407. Tertiary geodynamical evolution of the Aegean arc: A paleomagnetic reconstruction
408. Lithostratigraphische untersuchungen im Kanozoikum südwest-Antoliens (Turkei)
409. Principles of palynologic subdivision of the Turkish Neogene
410. Biostratigraphic correlations in the Eastern Mediterranean Neogene. 5. Calibration of sporomorph associations, marine microfossils and mammal zones, marine and continental stages and the radiometric scale
411. Biostratrigraphic correlations in the Eastern Mediterranean Neogene, 2. Correlation between sporormorph associations and marine microfossils from the Upper Oligocene-Lower Miocene of Turkey
412. Biostratigraphic correlations in the Eastern Mediterranean Neogenen 9. sporomorph associations and event stratigraphy of the Eastern Mediterranean Neogene
413. The Southern Menderes Massif (western Turkey): Geochronology and exhumation history
414. Doǧu Anadolu'da neotektonik dönemdeki jeolojik evrim ve hazva modelleri
415. Initiation of neomagmatism in East Anatolia
416. Episode graben formation and extentional neotectonic regime in West Central Anatolia and the Isparta Angle: A case study in the Akşehir-Afyon graben, Turkey
417. Palynostratigraphy of the coal-bearing Neogene deposits in Büyük Menderes Graben, Western Anatolia