On the Crustal Sources of Magnetic Anomalies in the Middle Urals
https://doi.org/10.5800/GT-2024-15-3-0763
EDN: JSSZJC
Abstract
The 800×500 sq km area of the the Middle Urals, Russia, lying between 56 to 60° northern latitude and 54 to 66° eastern longitude, was studied in terms of the deep crustal structure. The study was based on three-dimensional modeling of the sources of magnetic anomalies in three layers of the Earth’s crust. The studied area covers the folded region of the Urals and adjacent structures of the East European Platform and the West Siberian Plate. The sources modeled in the near-surface layer down to a depth of 5 km make it possible to clarify the position of magnetized massifs, mainly consisting of mafic-ultrabasic rocks, and to trace their connection with mafic-ultrabasic belts in the granite layer and root blocks in the lower basaltic layer of the Earth’s crust. When the sources in the upper crustal layer are compared with those in the lower crustal layer, it is apparent that many belts on the platform have deep-seated roots and are located above the basalt layer protrusions, while most of the massifs in the Urals do not have deep-seated roots. The springs located under the western slope of the Urals allow reliably determining the depth to the basement of the ancient platform and the location of the eastern border of the East European Platform in the lower layer of the Earth’s crust. There were found extended zones of subsidence of the roof of the lower magnetized layer, which probably mark the boundaries of various terrains forming the paleo-island arc sector of the Ural fold system. The most extensive subsidence of the roof of the lower layer occurs to the west of the Tyumen-Chudinovsky fault and is perhaps the eastern deep-seated dividing line between the Ural fold system and the West Siberian Plate.
Supporting agencies: Research was carried out at the Institute of Geophysics, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, with the support of the Russian Science Foundation, project 20-17-00058 "Methods for three-dimensional modeling of the Earth's crust based on a complex interpretation of geophysical fields using parallel algorithms (by the example of the Urals)"
About the Authors
P. S. Martyshko
Institute of Geophysical, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
100 Amundsen St, Ekaterinburg 620016
N. V. Fedorova
Institute of Geophysical, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
100 Amundsen St, Ekaterinburg 620016
A. L. Rublev
Institute of Geophysical, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Alexey L. Rublev
100 Amundsen St, Ekaterinburg 620016
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