A palaeo Tibet–Myanmar connection? Reconstructing the Late Eocene drainage system of central Myanmar using a multi-proxy approach
Alexis Licht; Christian France‐Lanord; Laurie Reisberg; Claude Fontaine; Aung Naing Soe; Jean‐Jacques Jaeger · 2013 · Journal of the Geological Society
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Abstract
Strain resulting from the collision of India with Asia has caused fundamental changes to Asian drainage patterns, but the timing and nature of these changes are poorly understood. One frequently proposed hypothesis involves the connection of the palaeo Tsangpo drainage to a precursor to the Irrawaddy River of central Myanmar in the Palaeogene. To test this hypothesis, we studied the provenance of Palaeogene fluvio-clastic sedimentary rocks that crop out in central Myanmar, namely the Late Middle Eocene–Early Oligocene Pondaung and Yaw Formations. Isotopic analysis on bulk-rock and petrographic
Abstract by Alexis Licht; Christian France‐Lanord; Laurie Reisberg; Claude Fontaine; Aung Naing Soe; Jean‐Jacques Jaeger, Journal of the Geological Society (2013) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.1144/jgs2012-126