The structural style of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks, Kudat Peninsula, Sabah

Kudat Peninsula, consist mostly of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks that shows a complex structural style due to continuous deformation. The deformation produced large-scale folds on three major imbricate thrust slices that trends WNW-ESE in the northern, middle and southern part of the peninsula. Th...

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spelling oai:www.myjurnal.my:1002012018-09-20T00:00:00Z The structural style of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks, Kudat Peninsula, Sabah Editor Geological Society of Malaysia Earth sciences Kudat Peninsula, consist mostly of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks that shows a complex structural style due to continuous deformation. The deformation produced large-scale folds on three major imbricate thrust slices that trends WNW-ESE in the northern, middle and southern part of the peninsula. The northern thrust slice shows a huge fold plunging steeply to the southeast. The middle thrust slice shows a Z-shaped drag fold, whereas the southern thrust slice shows a W-shaped fold pattern. The Bangau Fault Zone and Parapat Fault Zone which are characterised by melange separates the northern, middle and southern thrust slice, respectively. The southern thrust slice is separated from the Crocker Formation by the Laya-laya Fault Zone. The deformation was probably caused by progressive N-S transpression related to the collision of the Dangerous Grounds with NW Sabah along the NW Borneo Trough. Bulletin of the Geological Society of Malaysia, Geological Society of Malaysia Tongkul, Felix 2006-00-00 Journal application/pdf 100201 www.myjurnal.my/filebank/published_article/49740bgsm2004019.pdf www.myjurnal.my/public/article-view.php?id=100201
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The structural style of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks, Kudat Peninsula, Sabah
description Kudat Peninsula, consist mostly of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks that shows a complex structural style due to continuous deformation. The deformation produced large-scale folds on three major imbricate thrust slices that trends WNW-ESE in the northern, middle and southern part of the peninsula. The northern thrust slice shows a huge fold plunging steeply to the southeast. The middle thrust slice shows a Z-shaped drag fold, whereas the southern thrust slice shows a W-shaped fold pattern. The Bangau Fault Zone and Parapat Fault Zone which are characterised by melange separates the northern, middle and southern thrust slice, respectively. The southern thrust slice is separated from the Crocker Formation by the Laya-laya Fault Zone. The deformation was probably caused by progressive N-S transpression related to the collision of the Dangerous Grounds with NW Sabah along the NW Borneo Trough.
author2 Tongkul, Felix
author_facet Tongkul, Felix
Editor Geological Society of Malaysia
format Journal
author Editor Geological Society of Malaysia
author_sort Editor Geological Society of Malaysia
title The structural style of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks, Kudat Peninsula, Sabah
title_short The structural style of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks, Kudat Peninsula, Sabah
title_full The structural style of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks, Kudat Peninsula, Sabah
title_fullStr The structural style of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks, Kudat Peninsula, Sabah
title_full_unstemmed The structural style of Lower Miocene sedimentary rocks, Kudat Peninsula, Sabah
title_sort structural style of lower miocene sedimentary rocks, kudat peninsula, sabah
publisher Bulletin of the Geological Society of Malaysia, Geological Society of Malaysia
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