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Provenance composition and features of geological evolution of the Late Vendian foreland basin of the Timan orogen

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The provenance composition and geological evolution of different segments in the distal zone of the Late Vendian foreland basin of the Timan orogen were deciphered on the basis of sequence stratigraphic reconstructions and precision geochemical data on the Upper Vendian fine-grained terrigenous rocks from the Southeast White Sea region, Vychegda, Verkhnekama, and Shkapovo-Shikhan basins, and the Kvarkush-Kamennogorsk and Bashkirian meganticlinoriums. The Upper Vendian of the Southeast White Sea region is subdivided into four sequences: Agma, Solza, Zimnie Gory, and Erga. The tracing of sequence boundaries and lateral facies associations from the Southeast White Sea Region to the South Urals made it possible to identify the main stages of the evolution of sedimentary filling of the foreland basin: (I) shallow water epiplatformal basin, (II) isolated basin, (III) lowstand system tract, and (IV) progradation of delta platforms. Position of data points of the Upper Vendian shales, silty mudstones, and mudstones plotted in the diagrams Th-La, Ni-Cr, GdN/YbN-Eu/Eu*, Sc-Th/Sc, La/Sm-Sc/Th, and Co/Hf-Ce/Cr, together with their REE systematics and data on Nd model ages indicates that the Proterozoic, including Neoproterozoic rocks of the Timan thrust-folded belt served as the main source for fine aluminosiliciclastic material in the distal zones of the Timan foreland basin. Obtained results are consistent with the concept that the Vendian stage of the evolution of the Eastern European platform is related to the intense input of allochthonous material in its peripheral area owing to the activation of orogenic processes in the adjacent mobile belts and allow us to significantly specify the paleogeographical reconstructions.

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    A. V. Maslov, M. T. Krupenin, G. A. Petrov, Yu. L. Ronkin & O. P. Lepikhina

  2. Institute of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, pr. akademika Koptyuga 3, Novosibirsk, 630090, Russia

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Maslov, A.V., Grazhdankin, D.V., Podkovyrov, V.N. et al. Provenance composition and features of geological evolution of the Late Vendian foreland basin of the Timan orogen. Geochem. Int. 47, 1212–1233 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0016702909120052

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