Models of Sediment Distribution in Non‐Marine and Shallow Marine Environments in Oblique‐Slip Fault Zones
Models of Sediment Distribution in Non‐Marine and Shallow Marine Environments in Oblique‐Slip Fault Zones
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斜滑断裂带非海洋和浅海环境沉积物分布模型
DOI:
10.1002/9781444303735.ch13
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2009
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P. F. Ballance
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作者:
P. F. Ballance
In oblique‐slip fault‐zones strike‐slip movement on a rising block carries a sequence of source rocks past a locus of accumulating sediment on the adjacent, stationary, sinking block. A diachronous stratigraphy of sediment from distinctive source rocks may result, getting younger in the direction of strike‐slip motion on the rising block. Four models of sedimentation in non‐marine and shallow‐marine environments are presented, and illustrated by New Zealand examples. Interpretation of oblique‐slip faulting in ancient non‐marine sediments requires recognition of (a) clasts from distinctive sources, (b) diachroneity of earliest and/or latest appearance of clasts, and (c) palaeo‐flow direction. In zones of known oblique‐slip, knowledge of one or two of those three factors would allow prediction of the others.