YANSHANIAN AND HIMALAYAN EVOLUTION OF THE WESTERN TARIM AREA(XINJIANG CHINA):FROM THE JURASSIC T

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The Tarim Basin corresponds to a large sedimentary depression which separates (Yang et al.,1996)the Tianshan belt to the North from the Kunlun—Pamir belt to the South (Fig.1A).Its western part can be divided into the following structural units,from Nor
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