Global Geology 2013, 16(3) 164-174 DOI:     ISSN: 1673-9736 CN: 22-1371/P

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Keywords
magnetotelluric sounding
Tan-Lu fault system
plates
upwelling mantle
plots
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V�� B�� Kaplun1
G�� L�� Kirillova1 and LI Tonglin2
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Article by V�� B�� Kaplun1
Article by G�� L�� Kirillova1 and LI Tonglin2

Geoelectrical structures of northern segment of Tan-Lu fault system in China and ��ussia areas based on magnetotelluric soundings

V�� B�� Kaplun1, G�� L�� Kirillova1 and LI Tonglin2

1�� Institute of Tectonics and Geophysics��Far Eastern Branch����ussian Academy of Sciences��Khabarovsk 680000����ussia; 2�� College of Geo-Exploration Science and Technology��Jilin University��Changchun 130026��China

Abstract��

From China to ��ussia��Tan-Lu fault system stretches for thousands of kilometers��towards NE 30°�� The authors have collected more than ten magnetotelluric profile that China and ��ussia have carried out��in the studied area of the Tan-Lu fault's northern section��and have analyzed electrical characteristics of the relevant profiles�� Deriving the following conclusions: ( 1) Jiamusi-Bureya plots��etc����demonstrate the high resistance of Kernel; ( 2) Fold belt attributed to the land showed high and low resistance stitching��associated with not only terrane accretion��but also upper mantle upwelling; below the sedimentary basin��the resistivity of the upper mantle is lower and closer to the surface comparing with the adjacent area( 100-150) ; ( 3) In the system of Tan-Lu fracture��Yishu and Dunmi fracture��etc�� are expressed as vertical low-resistivity zone; ( 4) There may exist subducted old-fashioned piece under Jiamusi and Bureya plots��

Keywords�� magnetotelluric sounding   Tan-Lu fault system   plates   upwelling mantle   plots  
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