New paleomagnetic and magnetostratigraphic data are presented for the stratotype of the Upper Riphean Lopata Formation (Teya River, Yenisei Ridge). The paleomagnetic pole calculated is significantly distinct from the Phanerozoic and Riphean poles of the Siberian Platform and is similar to the Late Vendian-Early Cambrian poles of the Madagascar Group. The stratigraphic range studied is characterized by an anomalously high frequency of geomagnetic inversions (15 zones of magnetic polarity), which is comparable with the inversion frequency of the Late Vendian sections of Baltica. These data, along with previous paleontological findings, indicate an age of the Lopata Formation of 555-540 Ma
We present a reconnaissance paleomagnetic study of rocks from several formations of the Chita region...
We present a reconnaissance paleomagnetic study of rocks from several formations of the Chita region...
International audienceThe flood basalt province in Siberia is one of the largest in the world but th...
[1] Presented in this paper are paleomagnetic data for the Vendian sedimentary rocks of the southwes...
International audienceWe present the magnetostratigraphy of the early Palaeozoic Moyero river sectio...
© 2018, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. Representative paleomagnetic collections of Lower Cambrian rocks f...
© 2015, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. A series of new paleomagnetic results have been recently obtained ...
© 2020, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. Abstract: Various geodynamo models proposed recently in the differ...
International audienceAbstractWe report new magnetostratigraphic data from the Late Mesoproterozoic ...
International audienceWe present a magnetostratigraphic study of the late Mesoproterozoic Malgina an...
Lately, data have been increasingly indicating an unusual, abnormal state of the magnetic field at ...
International audienceMarly limestones that crop out along the Khorbusuonka river (northeastern Sibe...
© 2017, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. The synthesis of the paleomagnetic data for the Siberian (Siberia)...
The Tuva-Mongolian Precambrian composite terrane is located within the complex Central Asian fold be...
The Tuva-Mongolian Precambrian composite terrane is located within the complex Central Asian fold be...
We present a reconnaissance paleomagnetic study of rocks from several formations of the Chita region...
We present a reconnaissance paleomagnetic study of rocks from several formations of the Chita region...
International audienceThe flood basalt province in Siberia is one of the largest in the world but th...
[1] Presented in this paper are paleomagnetic data for the Vendian sedimentary rocks of the southwes...
International audienceWe present the magnetostratigraphy of the early Palaeozoic Moyero river sectio...
© 2018, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. Representative paleomagnetic collections of Lower Cambrian rocks f...
© 2015, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. A series of new paleomagnetic results have been recently obtained ...
© 2020, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. Abstract: Various geodynamo models proposed recently in the differ...
International audienceAbstractWe report new magnetostratigraphic data from the Late Mesoproterozoic ...
International audienceWe present a magnetostratigraphic study of the late Mesoproterozoic Malgina an...
Lately, data have been increasingly indicating an unusual, abnormal state of the magnetic field at ...
International audienceMarly limestones that crop out along the Khorbusuonka river (northeastern Sibe...
© 2017, Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. The synthesis of the paleomagnetic data for the Siberian (Siberia)...
The Tuva-Mongolian Precambrian composite terrane is located within the complex Central Asian fold be...
The Tuva-Mongolian Precambrian composite terrane is located within the complex Central Asian fold be...
We present a reconnaissance paleomagnetic study of rocks from several formations of the Chita region...
We present a reconnaissance paleomagnetic study of rocks from several formations of the Chita region...
International audienceThe flood basalt province in Siberia is one of the largest in the world but th...