The western black sea fault : its significance in the late tertiary-quaternary tectonic setting

Type Proceedings paper
Date 2006-08-28
Language English
Author(s) Lericolais GillesORCID, Koral H
Meeting IGCP 521 Second Plenary Meeting and Field Trip, Odessa, Ukraine, August 20-28, 2006
Source IGCP 521 Second Plenary Meeting and Field Trip, Odessa, Ukraine, August 20-28, 2006
Keyword(s) subsidence, uplift, coastal and morphological modification, fault geometry, WBF
Abstract The northwestern Turkey is a tectonically active belt in with paleogeographical evolution related to the collusion and the escape tectonics accompanied by development of the strike-slip North Anatolian Fault (NAF). In this tectonic setting, the significance the Western Black Sea fault (WBF) and its influence of on the modification of coastal and morphological features are relatively unknown and underappreciated.
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Lericolais Gilles, Koral H (2006). The western black sea fault : its significance in the late tertiary-quaternary tectonic setting. IGCP 521 Second Plenary Meeting and Field Trip, Odessa, Ukraine, August 20-28, 2006. https://archimer.ifremer.fr/doc/00000/4935/