Superimposed features and deformation mechanism of Early Mesozoic folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area, northern Hunan

A series of Jurassic-type folds have continuously developed in the Mesozoic from the Sangzhi-Shimen area in northern Hunan. The analysis of the fold superimposition characteristics is of great significance to explore the deformation period and deformation mechanism of the Sangzhi-Shimen complex obli...

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Main Authors: Jun Yang, Peng Luo, Yuexin Ling, Shaohui Yang, Daoyuan Bai, Fanghui Wei, Shunhong Cao, Nengli Peng
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Published: Editorial Department of Bulletin of Geological Science and Technology 2021-11-01
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Online Access:https://dzkjqb.cug.edu.cn/en/article/doi/10.19509/j.cnki.dzkq.2021.0605
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author Jun Yang
Peng Luo
Yuexin Ling
Shaohui Yang
Daoyuan Bai
Fanghui Wei
Shunhong Cao
Nengli Peng
author_facet Jun Yang
Peng Luo
Yuexin Ling
Shaohui Yang
Daoyuan Bai
Fanghui Wei
Shunhong Cao
Nengli Peng
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description A series of Jurassic-type folds have continuously developed in the Mesozoic from the Sangzhi-Shimen area in northern Hunan. The analysis of the fold superimposition characteristics is of great significance to explore the deformation period and deformation mechanism of the Sangzhi-Shimen complex oblique folds, and also for the theoretical study of fold deformation controlled by faults. Based on the measurement of geological structure section and analysis of fold superimposition characteristics in Sangzhi-Shimen area, two fold structures in Indosinian and early Yanshanian were identified. The low-angle unconformity contact between the Jurassic and the Middle Triassic in the study area, and the high-angle unconformity contact between the Cretaceous and the Pre-Cretaceous reflect two deformation events of Indosinian and Early Yanshanian movement. It can be further inferred that the folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area can be divided into two phases: the Indosinian movement and the early Yanshanian movement.The Indosinian fold axial trace mainly showed NEE to near EW; the early Yanshanian fold axial trace can be divided into two groups, one is NEE-near EW, the other is NNE. Two groups of early Yanshanian folds and pre Indosinian folds are superimposed to form two types of superposed folds, the enhanced type and the oblique limited type. The former is controlled by the inherited activities of the Indosinian NEE-near EW reverse fault; the latter is controlled by NNE trending reverse fault, which formed by NWW trending regional compressive stress in early Yanshanian, and it is limited by the pre NEE-near EW trending structure.This deformation mechanism well explains that the fold axis and thrust fault in the study area have no east or Southeast inclined polarity.
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spelling doaj.art-fe6a6b91299a4c509fcbaa40d5d533512024-03-05T03:03:25ZzhoEditorial Department of Bulletin of Geological Science and Technology地质科技通报2096-85232021-11-01406435410.19509/j.cnki.dzkq.2021.0605dzkjtb-40-6-43Superimposed features and deformation mechanism of Early Mesozoic folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area, northern HunanJun Yang0Peng Luo1Yuexin Ling2Shaohui Yang3Daoyuan Bai4Fanghui Wei5Shunhong Cao6Nengli Peng7Hunan Institute of Geology Survey, Changsha 410016, ChinaHunan Institute of Geology Survey, Changsha 410016, ChinaHunan Institute of Geology Survey, Changsha 410016, ChinaHunan Institute of Geology Survey, Changsha 410016, ChinaHunan Institute of Geology Survey, Changsha 410016, ChinaHunan Institute of Geology Survey, Changsha 410016, ChinaHunan Institute of Geology Survey, Changsha 410016, ChinaHunan Institute of Geology Survey, Changsha 410016, ChinaA series of Jurassic-type folds have continuously developed in the Mesozoic from the Sangzhi-Shimen area in northern Hunan. The analysis of the fold superimposition characteristics is of great significance to explore the deformation period and deformation mechanism of the Sangzhi-Shimen complex oblique folds, and also for the theoretical study of fold deformation controlled by faults. Based on the measurement of geological structure section and analysis of fold superimposition characteristics in Sangzhi-Shimen area, two fold structures in Indosinian and early Yanshanian were identified. The low-angle unconformity contact between the Jurassic and the Middle Triassic in the study area, and the high-angle unconformity contact between the Cretaceous and the Pre-Cretaceous reflect two deformation events of Indosinian and Early Yanshanian movement. It can be further inferred that the folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area can be divided into two phases: the Indosinian movement and the early Yanshanian movement.The Indosinian fold axial trace mainly showed NEE to near EW; the early Yanshanian fold axial trace can be divided into two groups, one is NEE-near EW, the other is NNE. Two groups of early Yanshanian folds and pre Indosinian folds are superimposed to form two types of superposed folds, the enhanced type and the oblique limited type. The former is controlled by the inherited activities of the Indosinian NEE-near EW reverse fault; the latter is controlled by NNE trending reverse fault, which formed by NWW trending regional compressive stress in early Yanshanian, and it is limited by the pre NEE-near EW trending structure.This deformation mechanism well explains that the fold axis and thrust fault in the study area have no east or Southeast inclined polarity.https://dzkjqb.cug.edu.cn/en/article/doi/10.19509/j.cnki.dzkq.2021.0605sangzhi-shimen complex synclinesuperposed foldstructural analysisdeformation perioddeformation mechanism
spellingShingle Jun Yang
Peng Luo
Yuexin Ling
Shaohui Yang
Daoyuan Bai
Fanghui Wei
Shunhong Cao
Nengli Peng
Superimposed features and deformation mechanism of Early Mesozoic folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area, northern Hunan
地质科技通报
sangzhi-shimen complex syncline
superposed fold
structural analysis
deformation period
deformation mechanism
title Superimposed features and deformation mechanism of Early Mesozoic folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area, northern Hunan
title_full Superimposed features and deformation mechanism of Early Mesozoic folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area, northern Hunan
title_fullStr Superimposed features and deformation mechanism of Early Mesozoic folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area, northern Hunan
title_full_unstemmed Superimposed features and deformation mechanism of Early Mesozoic folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area, northern Hunan
title_short Superimposed features and deformation mechanism of Early Mesozoic folds in the Sangzhi-Shimen area, northern Hunan
title_sort superimposed features and deformation mechanism of early mesozoic folds in the sangzhi shimen area northern hunan
topic sangzhi-shimen complex syncline
superposed fold
structural analysis
deformation period
deformation mechanism
url https://dzkjqb.cug.edu.cn/en/article/doi/10.19509/j.cnki.dzkq.2021.0605
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