... tectonic-stratigraphic columns: Akyurt–Kalecik–Bozca (transects ‘a’ and ‘b’, ‘of1’ and ‘of2’); Avciova–Kosrelic (transect ‘c’); Aydincik–Fuadiye (transects ‘d’ and ‘e’), Büyüksogütözü–Kogazcale (transect ‘f’), S of Çorum (transect ‘g’ along the Çorum–Alaca road, transect ‘h’ along the Küre–Cemilbey road...

... taken from seven wells and four outcrops site in Çorum, Merzifon and Suluova locations ( Fig. 1 ). Core materials were provided by the General Directorate of Mineral Research and Exploration (Turkey). The selection of samples was based primarily upon changes in colour, type of rock and sedimentary...

... River running through Çorum province in Turkey was used in this experimental study. The specific gravity of the sand was determined to be 2.61 with reference to ASTM D 854-02 ( ASTM 2002 a ). The sand used was first divided into two subgroups. Each group was formed using two sets of sieves...

... Havzasındaki Orta Eosen-Erken Miyosen Tortullarının Sedimantolojisi [Ph.D. dissertation]: Ankara, Turkey , Ankara University , 251 p. (in Turkish with English abstract). Karadenizli , L. , 2011 , Oligocene to Pliocene palaeogeographic evolution of the Çankırı-Çorum Basin, Central Anatolia...

...Fig. 3. Geological map of the Çankırı Basin. A: Ankara; Ça: Çankırı; Ç; Çorum (inset map of Turkey). (1) Tertiary sedimentary and evaporitic in-fills; (2) Rhodope-Pontide Block; (3) Sakarya continent; (4) Galatian Volcanic Complex; (5) Ophiolitic melange; (6) Kirşehir continent; (7) Tauride Block...

.... 89 , pp. 206 – 219 . Akyüz, S. , 2010 , Investigation of Permeability Features of Lithologic Units on Kargı Dam Site (Çorum) : M.Sc. Thesis, Çukurova University, Adana, Turkey , 134 p. (in Turkish with English abstract...

.... 1994 Corum regium Blome; Aita & Spörli: pl. 7, fig. 5. 1995 Whalenella cf. regia (Blome); Halemic & Gorican: pl. 1, figs 21–22. ?1997 Corum regium Blome; Sugiyama: 176, fig. 49 (4). Type locality. Gökcam section, Antalya, southwest Turkey (see locality descriptions...

... and Finkel (1987) provide a parametric earthquake catalog for Turkey and neighboring regions for the period 1899–1915 based on early instrumental data and macroseismic information. The source of the descriptive information is usually press reports. Assessing the correct date, and, if available, the time...

...–middle Miocene: Yavuz-Isık 2007 ); 4, Güvem Basin (northwestern Turkey, early Miocene: Yavuz-Isık 2008 ); 5, Çankırı-Çorum Basin (northern Turkey, latest Miocene: Kayseri Özer et al. 2017 ); 6, Burhanlı and 7, İntepe (both Dardanelles, northeastern Turkey, late Miocene – earliest Pliocene: Biltekin...

... from the Senonian Ophiolitic mélange (Ankara, Turkey) . – The Island Arc , 5 , 114 – 122 . Bragin N.Y. Bragina L.G. Djeric N. Toljic M. ( 2011 ). – Triassic and Jurassic radiolarians from sedimentary blocks of ophiolite mélange in the Avala Gora area (Belgrade surroundings...

... of the October 21 earthquake. Esco~dido, California, October 29, 1942An Eseondido newspaper re- ported that residents there had felt an earthquake about 10':30 P.M., P.W.T. No damage was reported. Turkey, October 29, 1942According to the Associated Press, Istanbul, Smyrna, and other places in western Turkey were...

..., but also they have been discovered from different parts of Turkey, some of which do not occur directly on the IAE Belt (e.g., late Norian age from northeast of the city of Corum to the east of this belt in Bortolotti et al. 2013 ; late Carnian [Late Triassic] age from the Sakarya area to the west...

...Mustafa Bilal; Aysegul Askan Abstract In this paper, empirical relationships between modified Mercalli intensity ( MMI ) and recorded peak ground‐motion parameters are developed for Turkey. Strong ground motion data from moderate‐to‐large earthquakes are employed along with the corresponding MMI...

..., England. 28 4 2009 16 10 2009 23 10 2009 The North Anatolian fault is an ∼1500-km-long, right-lateral, strike-slip plate boundary fault that arcs across the northern part of modern Turkey ( Fig. 1 ). Twentieth-century earthquakes on the North Anatolian fault ruptured...

...CARRIE E. SCHWEITZER; AUBREY M. SHIRK; VLASTA ĆOSOVIĆ; YAVUZ OKAN; RODNEY M. FELDMANN; IZZET HOŞGÖR Abstract Two new species, Harpactocarcinus yozgatensis from the early Eocene (Ypresian) Yoncalı Formation of Turkey and H. dalmatius from the middle Eocene (Bartonian) Foraminiferal limestones...

... the 1960s in Turkey, the locations, ages and geological evolution of the branches of the Eastern Mesozoic Tethys Ocean or Eastern Neotethys are disputed (see Sengör & Yılmaz, 1981 ; Dercourt et al. 1986 ; Robertson et al. 1996 ; Göncüoglu, Dirik & Kozlu, 1997 ; Dilek et al. 1999 ; Göncüoglu...

.... earthquakes, which caused widespread damage in parts of northern Anatolia, occurred during the long 1254–1939 A.D. interval. The 1579 A.D. earthquake, in particular, may have caused damage that may have extended over a 400-km-long region of northern Turkey, from Çorum to Erzincan ( Ambraseys and Finkel, 1995...

... Mazzini, 2011 ; Mazzini et al. , 2013 Z. membranae late Miocene Bozkır Section/Çankırı Basin, Turkey Mazzini, 2011 Z. membranae late Miocene Akkaşdağı Fm./Çankırı-Çorum Basin, Turkey Kayseri-Özer et al. , 2017 Z. membranae late Miocene-early Pliocene Manisa, Turkey Witt...