Paleomagnetic study of Andamich, Aza and Diza sections (Nakhchivan, Azerbaijan)
Kangarli T.N., Bagirova A.A., Novruzov Z.A.
Ministry of Science and Education of the Republic of Azerbaijan Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Azerbaijan 119, H. Javid Ave., Baku, AZE1073: tkangarli@gmail.com, arzu-bagirova2013@yandex.ru, znovruz@yahoo.com
DOI: 10.35714/ggistrat20250200017
Summary. In the paper,
the results of the study of Paleogene sediments in the territory of the
Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, the horizontal movements of the Earth's crust,
and the solution to the problem are given. Paleomagnetic studies were carried
out in two transects, Aza and Andamich, and Paleogene sediments were studied.
Initially, the kinematic parameters and horizontal movements of the blocks are
determined based on the paleomagnetic data. The discussion of the results of
the paleomagnetic research conducted in the territory of the Nakhchivan
Autonomous Republic was carried out on rocks of the Paleogene age.
Similar results were obtained
while characterizing the components of In: clays, fine-grained
sandstones are more stable, coarser-grained rocks are metastable, and
coarse-grained sandstones, marls, siltstones, etc., are unstable. On average,
they have the same direction as the magnetization direction, as determined by
the cross-sectional method.
The sections show a regular alternation of rocks with
direct and reverse magnetization. After temporary and temperature cleaning, as
well as alternating magnetic cleaning, in the Aza and Andamich sections, both
directly and reversely magnetized rocks have the same direction. All this
indicates the synchronism of Inº and the absence of the secondary magnetization
components in In after cleaning. The relevance and importance of the
paleomagnetic studies conducted are also noted; only through this method is it
possible to determine the paleotectonic positions and quantitatively assess the
rotations of certain geological structures on others. 
Keywords: Magnetic susceptibility, stratigraphic division,
geological-geophysical analysis of the Ordubad synclinorium, Andamich sections,
Paleocene epoch
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