Structural Heterogeneities in Southeast Tibet: Implications for Regional Flow in the Lower Crust and Upper Mantle
Figure 1
Topography and tectonic framework of the Southeastern Tibetan Plateau. Blue solid lines indicate the deep, large sutures, and main tectonic boundaries. Black thin lines show the active faults. Red open circles show the locations of the large historic earthquakes occurred from 1913 to 2008. Three red arrows indicate the rotation directions of the Songpan-Ganzi fold system, the Qiangtang and Indochina Blocks, respectively. Magnitude scale of the earthquakes is shown on the left. A red box in the inset map shows the present study region.
