TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE TARIM BASIN
TECTONIC EVOLUTION OF THE TARIM BASIN
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2005
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Yang Ke-sheng
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Yang Ke-sheng
Seismic sections show that the Tarim basin evolved in an “accordion” way. Generally, the basin has three “fault-depression” structures: ① Sinian fault, Paleozoic-Triassic depression; ② Jurassic fault, late Cretaceous depression; and ③ Palaeogene fault, Neogene depression. These faults and depressions were made respectively by tension and compression stress fields, and changes of such stress fields were due to the changes of subduction dips from small to large of the neighboring oceanic crust. Due to the multicyclic movements of the crust, tectonic sedimentary changes took place frequently. As a result, sets of oil generation, reservoir and capping associations were produced. From Sinian to Paleozoic to Mesozoic and to Cenozoic, each fault-depression structure may have its own geologic conditions to form oil-gas pools.