Soft-sediment deformation structures as indicators of tectono-volcanic activity during evolution of a lacustrine basin: A case study from the Upper Triassic Ordos Basin, China

Keyphrases

• China 100%
• Volcanic Activity 100%
• Upper Triassic 100%
• Ordos Basin 100%
• Soft-sediment Deformation Structures 100%
• Lacustrine Basin 100%
• Deformation Structure 66%
• Tectonics 66%
• Four-phase 33%
• Lamination 33%
• Deformation Mechanism 33%
• Deformation Process 33%
• Induced Deformation 33%
• Liquefaction 33%
• Seismic Events 33%
• Flame Structure 33%
• Lacustrine Sediments 33%
• Volcanic Tuff 33%
• Central China 33%
• Sedimentary Architecture 33%
• Pseudonodules 33%
• Fluidization 33%
• Tuff 33%
• Mudstone 33%
• Intracratonic 33%
• Tectonic Activity 33%
• Well Cores 33%
• Active Tectonics 33%
• Lacustrine Deposits 33%
• Dyke 33%
• Syndepositional Tectonics 33%
• Stratigraphic Correlation 33%
• Load Casts 33%
• Synsedimentary 33%
• Late Triassic 33%
• Permeable Sediments 33%
• Geological Setting 33%
• Oil Shale 33%
• Sill Complex 33%
• Sand Dyke 33%
• Synsedimentary Tectonics 33%
• Brittle Fracturing 33%
• Interbedded Sandstone 33%
• Upper Triassic Yanchang Formation 33%
• Brecciation 33%
• Cast Structure 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Tectonics 100%
• China 100%
• Ordos Basin 100%
• Lacustrine Deposit 50%
• Liquefaction 25%
• Deformation Mechanism 25%
• Fluidization 25%
• Fracturing 25%
• Mudstone 25%
• Life Cycle 25%
• Stratigraphic Correlation 25%
• Late Triassic 25%
• Synsedimentary Tectonics 25%
• Oil Shale 25%