Zhou Jianbo, Zhang Xingzhou, Ma Zhihong, et al. Tectonic framework and basin evolution in Northeast China[J]. 2009, 30(5): 530-538.DOI: 10.11743/ogg20090502.
Tectonic framework and basin evolution in Northeast China
The Northeast China is not a Hercynian folded metamorphic belt(or orogenic belt)
but a compound terrain pieced together after the Early Carboniferous.We name it "Jiamusi-Xingmeng Terrain".The Upper Paleozoic is not the crystalline basement for Meso-Cenozoic basins in Northeast China
but marine and continental sedimentary cover of para-caprock nature.The Late-Paleozoic marine sequences have well-developed dark mudstones and carbonates
which is the evidence for hydrocarbon potential.These sequences are important new targets for exploring oil and gas in Northeast China.We propose that the Meso-Cenozoic basins in Northeast China could be divided into three basin groups-the west
the middle and the east separated by the Jiayin-Mudanjiang fault and the Nenjiang-Kailu fault.The genetic type
characteristics of petroleum geology and the temporal and spatial evolution pattern of each basin are also discussed in this paper.