... : Israel Geol. Survey , 9 p. Ardel , A. , and A. Kurter , 1971 , Submarine topography of the Sea of Marmara : Istanbul Univ., Geogr. Inst., Rev. (Internat. ed.) , no. 13 , p. 41 - 45 (in French). Argyriadis , I. , 1975 , Permian mesogean domain, Hercynian mountain chain...

... and time. Such a study might contribute to a better understanding of the formation and distribution of hydrocarbons. Surprisingly, this approach has not been followed by many workers. In addition to Soviet authors, such as Brod (1965) , Uspenskaya and Tabasaranski (1966) , Bakirov (1968) , Uspenskaya...

... the slopes of submarine volcanoes of the Kuril Island Arc, and the rest from seamounts and uplifts in the central part of the Sea of Okhotsk (Kashevarov Bank, Kashevarov Trough, the Academy of Sciences Rise, the Institute of Oceanology Rise, etc.) ( Gavrilenko and Khramov, 1986 ; Uspenskaya et al., 1989...

... the assemblage. figs 1–5 . Conoglobigerina oxfordiana ( Grigelis, 1958 ). fig. 6 . Conoglobigerina calloviensis ( Kuznetsova in Kuznetsova & Uspenskaya, 1980 ). figs 7, 9 . Conoglobigerina sp. cf. C . calloviensis ( Kuznetsova in Kuznetsova & Uspenskaya, 1980 ). fig. 8 . Conoglobigerina sp...

... with each other and similarities or differences noted. Various basin classification systems have been proposed in recent years, e.g., Weeks (1952) , Knebel and Rodriguez-Eraso (1956) , Uspenskaya (1967) , Halbouty et al (1970a , b ), Perrodon (1971) , Klemme (1971a , b , 1975 ), Bally (1975...

... the igneous and metamorphic rocks—from plutonic zones or from adjacent sedimentary rocks. During the period 1955-1965, as a result of the appearance of strong gas shows at an apatite mine in the Khibiny Mountains of the Kola Peninsula (northwest European Russia), a systematic geochemical study was made...

... mountains, Tajikistan. It occurs as equant grains up to 0.05 × 0.07 mm in a quartz–pectolite aggregate in a silexite-like peralkaline pegmatite. Associated minerals are quartz, fluorite, pectolite, baratovite, aegirine, leucosphenite, neptunite, reedmergnerite, orlovite, sokolovaite, mendeleevite-(Ce...

...: how might climate change have affected erosion rates? Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences 32 , 67 – 89 . Muratov M. V. , Arkhipov I. V. & Uspenskaya Y. A. 1984 . Structural evolution of the Crimean Mountains and comparison with the Western Caucasus...

..., the knowledge of which is important for understanding the evolution of sedimentary processes and landscapes under the influence of climatic changes and the impact of short-lived catastrophic processes. The southwestern Baikal region (the Tunka rift and its East Sayan mountain framing) is replete with lakes...

... that the Precambrian crystalline basement and volcanogenic-terrigenous deposits of the Lower Paleozoic were affected by the Paleozoic-Mesozoic tectono-magmatic activity related to the development of Mesozoids of the circum-Pacific fold-mountain system and origin of the marginal Okhotsk-Chukotkan volcanic belt (OCVB...

.... Lillianite— Yu S. Borodaev, A.. Garavelli, C. Garbarino, S.M. Grillo, N.N. Mozgova, T. Yu Uspenskaya, and F. Vurro 1383 The occurrence of Pb-Cl-(OH) and Pt-Sn-S compounds in the Merensky reef, Bushveld layered complex, South Africa— A.Y. Barkov, R.F. Martin, R.J. Kaukonen, and T.T. Alapieti 1397...

... (climatic changes, endogenous methane) factors on the hydrochemical composition and phytoplankton of mountain lakes in East Siberia for the last 210 years. The lacustrine diatom community responded to the intense acid precipitation that led to the acidification of lakes in Europe and North America in 1950...

...Yuri S. Borodaev; Anna Garavelli; Carlo Garbarino; Silvana M. Grillo; Nadezhda N. Mozgova; Tatyana Yu. Uspenskaya; Filippo Vurro Abstract Nous avons trouvé d’excellents échantillons de lillianite, un sulfosel à Pb–Bi rare, autour d’une fumerole de haute température au cratère La Fossa, île de...

... of Spain and its importance for defining this stage and the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary . In: Colloque sur la limite Jurassique-Crétacé.” Mém. Bur. Rech. Géol. Min. , 86 , 14 – 22 . Archipov I.V. , Mouratov M.V. & Uspenskaya E.A. ( 1975 ). “ Mouvements tectoniques de la...

... . They became a series of disconnected foredeeps durin g the late Cretaceous, as the north coastal mountains and the Central Cordillera of Colombia were uplifted. Each of these foredeeps receive d an identical basinal sediment of Turonian age (Table 4) . At the climax of the Subhercynian orogeny, in the early...

... ( 1968 ); * – this work. The sample used in this study was found in the ‘Krokoitovyi Shurf’ (Crocoite Pit) at Mt. Uspenskaya in the area of the former Tsvetnoy Mine, the type locality of crocoite. This mine was operated from 1752 to 1802, and is situated in the central part...

...Nadezhda N. Mozgova; Nikolay V. Trubkin; Yuri S. Borodaev; Georgy A. Cherkashev; Tamara V. Stepanova; Tatiana A. Semkova; Tatiana Yu. Uspenskaya Abstract The ultramafic-rock-hosted and active Ashadze submarine hydrothermal field, located at a depth of 4100–4200 m at 13°N along the Mid-Atlantic...

... terranes. The Ikat terrane lies in the northeast part of the Baikal mountain area and shares rather conventional borders with Barguzin, Khamar-Daban, Eravna, and Olkhon terranes of the Central Asian fold belts ( Fig. 1 ). Stratified units are split into several groupes or formations, which...

... in sedimentary crystals in silicic ash-flow tuffs at Yucca Mountain, Nevada ( Broxton et al. 1987 ). Sedimentary analcime samples are typically more siliceous than the schematic formula. The Na/(Na+Ca) ratio ranges from 1 in many samples to 0.60 in amygdaloidal crystals from Skye, Scotland ( Livingstone 1989...

... was the primary source of beryllium and the U.S. was forced to import over 90% of the beryl that its beryllium industry needed during the period 1936–1952 ( Griffith 1955 ). However, in the 1960s, the situation changed radically with the exploitation of epithermal deposits such as Spor Mountain, Utah (Staatz...