The Caspian Sea Basin: Tectonic Events and Sedimentation at the Turn of the Early‒Middle Carboniferrous and the Formation of Oil and Gas Reservoirs

A structural-facies map of the Bashkir stage of the Caspian basin, the southeastern part of the East European platform and the Turan plate is compiled on the basis of drilling data generalization. The sequence of tectonic events and sedimentation processes in the early‒ late Bashkir century of the m...

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Published in:Geotectonics 2019-05, Vol.53 (3), p.356-371
Main Authors: Kheraskova, T. N., Parasyna, V. S., Antipov, M. P., Bykadorov, V. A., Sapozhnikov, R. B.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Basins
Carbonates
Carboniferous
Destruction
Drilling
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth Sciences
Erosion
Erosion surfaces
Glaciation
Glaciology
Ledges
Oil
Oil reservoirs
Plates (structural members)
Reef formation
Reservoirs
Rock
Rocks
Sedimentary facies
Sedimentation
Sedimentation & deposition
Slope
Structural Geology
Tectonics
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Summary:A structural-facies map of the Bashkir stage of the Caspian basin, the southeastern part of the East European platform and the Turan plate is compiled on the basis of drilling data generalization. The sequence of tectonic events and sedimentation processes in the early‒ late Bashkir century of the middle Carboniferous was reconstructed. It is shown that cessation of reef formation, appearance of erosion surfaces and partial destruction of the side ledges of Caspian depression occurred under the influence of Varis orogenesis and the global fall of the World Ocean level due to the glaciation of the Paleogondvana at the turn of early‒middle Carboniferous. It is assumed that oil and gas reservoirs in the rocks of Vise‒Bashkir age are confined to large bodies of carbonate-clastic rocks with clinoform structure that arose on the slopes of the depression due to destruction of its side ledges.
ISSN:0016-8521
1556-1976
DOI:10.1134/S0016852119030051