
handle: 11630/21417
The Gediz Graben basin, one of the youngest and important structural elements of the Western Anatolia, has an evolutionary history with markedly geologic and geomorphologic phases during the Quaternary. The old and actual Gediz River, running since the beginning of the Quaternary, and various sized lake have deposited their sediments during a tectonic-controlled basin evolution processes developed in N-S extension regime. In this study, sedimentary facies, environmental properties and characteristics of the Gediz basin changed by synsedimentary tectonics during the early and late Quaternary are explained. Also it is emphasized that the joining adventure of the river with the sea was probably lived in the middle of the Holocene, and the geologic and geomorphologic evolution of the river in the Quaternary is interpreted.
Quaternary, Gediz Graben, tectonic control, Gediz River, Western Anatolia, paleogeography
Quaternary, Gediz Graben, tectonic control, Gediz River, Western Anatolia, paleogeography
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