Browsing Fen-Edebiyat Fakültesi by Author "Erturaç, Mehmet Korhan"

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Evolution of Camlik fissure-ridge travertines in the Baskale basin (Van, Eastern Anatolia)

Azad Saglam Selcuk; Erturaç, Mehmet Korhan; Serkan Uner; Erman Ozsayin; Edwige Pons-Branchu (TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, 2017)

Fissure-ridge travertines (FRTs) are of great importance for the determination and comparison of tectonic deformation in a region. The coeval development of these travertines with active fault zones supplies significant ...
Geology of the Caldiran Fault, Eastern Turkey: Age, slip rate and implications on the characteristic slip behaviour

Erturaç, Mehmet Korhan (ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV, 2016)

The Caldiran Fault is a strike slip fault with a dextral slip in East Anatolia. The activity on this fault was marked by the November, 241976 earthquake (Mw: 7.1) which produced an similar to 50 km long surface rupture and ...
Kinematics and Basin Formation Along the Ezinepazar-Sungurlu Fault Zone, NE Anatolia, Turkey

Erturaç, Mehmet Korhan (SCIENTIFIC TECHNICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL TURKEY-TUBITAK, 2012)

The Ezinepazar-Sungurlu Fault (EzSF) is a major offshoot of the dextral North Anatolian Fault (NAF) zone, which bifurcates from the main fault strand around the Niksar pull-apart basin (37 degrees E) and strikes through ...
Obsidian outcrops from Nemrut volcano (eastern Anatolia): evidence in favor of an exploitable source, first results

Anne-Kyria Robin; Damase Mouralis; Catherine Kuzucuoglu; Ebru Akkopru; Bernard Gratuze; Ali Fuat Dogu; Erturaç, Mehmet Korhan; Joel Cetoute (GROUPE FRANCIAS GEOMORPHOLOGIE, 2015)

Archeological studies have demonstrated that many Prehistoric artefacts in obsidian found in the Near East have a chemical affinity with obsidian out-cropping in the Nemrut volcano. In the archaeological literature, Mount ...
Paleolithic occupations of the Gollu Dag, Central Anatolia, Turkey

Erturaç, Mehmet Korhan (ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD, 2015)

Systematic archaeological surface reconnaissance of the Gollu Dag. volcanic complex from 2007 to 2012 documented more than 230 findspots with Paleolithic artifacts, ranging from isolated finds to extensive and dense scatters ...
Tarsal morphology of the pleuraspidotheriid mammal Hilalia from the middle Eocene of Turkey

Gregoire Metais; Ozan Erdal; Erturaç, Mehmet Korhan; K. Christopher Beard (INST PALEOBIOLOGII PAN, 2017)

Pleuraspidotheriids are a group of primitive ungulate mammals that, until recently, were thought to be restricted to the late Paleocene of Western Europe. It has been hypothesized that this family actually survived in ...