Zhang Xianshu, Zhang Shuyuan, Zhang Daquan, et al. TECTONIC EVOLUTION IN NORTHEAST TARIM BASIN AND ITS RELATION TO HYDROCARBON[J]. 1992, 13(2): 135-146.DOI: 10.11743/ogg19920202.
Tarim is a huge hydrocarbon-bearing basin that underwent three developmental cycles:1.Presinian basement-forming cycle;2.Sinian-Early Permian cratonic basin cycle;3.Late Permian-Neogene foreland and inland basin cycle.The Manggar Depression formed in Caledonian is the main hydrocarbon-generating depression;the North Tarim uplift
the Central uplift and the slopes are the directional area for hydrocarbon migration and accumulation;the Ackule
Yakela-Shaxi nose-type uplifts formed in early Hercynian controlled the distribution of oil provinces.The important tectonic movement in late Her-cynian caused the complete secession of the sea water from the basin
and ended the deve-lopment cycle of the cratonic basin.Hercynian was the main period for the formation oflocal structures
the fault activity
and the generation and accumulation of hydrocar-bon.Himalayan was the principal stage for hydrocarbon generation and accumulation af-ter Hercynian
Triassic-Jurassic source rocks were buried deeply and matured
Cambrian-Ordovician and Permo-Carboniferous formations were buried to generate hydrocarbon again in this period.