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"Pacific-Gondwana Permo-Triassic Orogenic Belt with Lesser Overprinted " by Sukahar Eka Adi Saputra and Christopher L. Fergusson - Vimarsana News

"Pacific-Gondwana Permo-Triassic Orogenic Belt with Lesser Overprinted " by Sukahar Eka Adi Saputra and Christopher L. Fergusson

The Paleozoic to Early Mesozoic Pacific-facing active margin of East Gondwana has been shown to extend into the Kemum Block of northern Bird Head Peninsula (western New Guinea), and was associated with Mid Paleozoic orogenic deformation and Devonian to Triassic silicic magmatism and foreland basin deposition. In the Mawi Bay area of the eastern Bird Head Peninsula, the (?) Permian Mawi Complex is a multiply-deformed unit with a pre-Late Triassic D1 deformation formed in an Andean back-arc setting associated with active margin tectonism. The D1 deformation is characterized by recumbent, isoclin...

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"Cenozoic deformation and tectonics of eastern Bird's Head Peninsula, W" by Sukahar Eka Adi Saputra - Vimarsana News

"Cenozoic deformation and tectonics of eastern Bird's Head Peninsula, W" by Sukahar Eka Adi Saputra

This thesis aims to establish how the late Cenozoic oblique convergence of the Pacific- Caroline and Australian plates has affected the tectonic history of the eastern Bird’s Head Peninsula in northwestern New Guinea. Emphasis is placed on insights provided by >5 magnitude earthquakes since 1976 and the structural geology of Miocene-Pleistocene sediments in the Manokwari area and Permian to Paleogene units of the northern Lengguru Fold Belt around Mawi Bay. The Bird's Head Peninsula is moving west- southwest relative to the Australian Plate based on GPS data, but slower than the west...

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