The Late Eocene deep marine fan sequence exposed in the northeast of the Saros Bay and around
Korudað, Keþan, Yenimuhacir regions consists of several facies associations such as middle and outer fan, slope,
prodelta. From the study area, as a part of the observations, 4 measured sections involving Korudað, Keþan,
Yenimuhacir Formations were taken and the mid and outer fan facies association deposits were found to be more
common than the others. The middle fan association was divided into two sub-associations: distribution channels
and interchannel areas. 19 ichnogenus were identified in the deep sea fan deposits. From these ichnogenus:
Ophiomorpha isp, Ophiomorpha annulata, Ophiomorpha rudis, Thalassinoides isp, Planolites isp, Halopoa annulata,
Rutichnius isp, Chondrites isp, Scolicia vertebralis, Scolicia strozzii, Scolicia prisca, Scolicia plana, Nereites
irregularis, Helminthoidichnites isp, Helminthopsis isp, Cosmorhaphe isp, and Paleodictyon strozzi helped to distinguish
the mid fan-distal of the mid fan Korudað Formation, Ophiomorpha isp, Ophiomorpha annulata,
Ophiomorpha rudis, Thalassinoides isp, Planolites isp, Halopoa annulata Zoophycos isp, helped to distinguish
inner fan Keþan formation and the Lockeia isp, ve Planolites isp. helped to distinguish the deltaic Yenimuhacir formation.
The abundance and diversity of trace fossils found in the study area increase in the middle fan interchannel
and channel margin sediments. On the other hand, in the outer fan and slope facies associations, the abundance
and diversity of trace fossils are lower. Distribution and relative abundance of the trace fossils are
compared with the interpretations of depositional environment and trace fossils associations were found to be
related to the various parts of deep sea fan model.
Birincil Dil | İngilizce |
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Konular | Mühendislik |
Bölüm | Makaleler |
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Yayımlanma Tarihi | 1 Mayıs 2008 |
Yayımlandığı Sayı | Yıl 2008 Cilt: 136 Sayı: 136 |
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