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COVER: Field photography showing the Paleogene syntectonic strata in the Qaidam Basin, northern Tibetan Plateau. Viewing looking south from the canyon at Hongsanhan Structure, showing that the Paleogene strata consist of thick-bedded siltstone and claystone intercalated with sandstone and conglomerate. In response to the ca. 60 Ma India-Asia collision and post-collisional convergence, the Paleogene sequence that is >1000 km away from the collisional zone underwent substantial tilting, dipping to the south. Drone image. See “Linking source and sink: The timing of deposition of Paleogene syntectonic strata in Central Asia” by F. Cheng et al., p. 1083–1088.
Photo by: Feng Cheng.
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