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• TITLE: Salt Tectonics in the Southern Iran

  AUTHORS: Azar Khodabakhshnezhad, Mehran Arian

  KEYWORDS: Salt, Tectonics, Zagros, Persian Gulf, Iran

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Geosciences, Vol.7 No.3, March 28, 2016

  ABSTRACT: Based on geographic distribution and geological setting of salt plugs in southern Iran, three salt diapiric provinces have been distinguished. These provinces include the Hormuz, Shiraz-Kazerun and Nyriz-Jahrum sub-basins. There are more than hundred salt plugs which they have been formed and developed in the southern margin of Iran. The salt structures that originated from Hormuz formation in these areas have been restricted and separated from each other for the first time in this paper. Salt diapirism of these provinces has been triggered earlier by Halokinesis in the Zagros and Persian Gulf basins, but it has affected later by tectonic forces, because orientation, shape and position of salt plugs have been followed from convergence regime (especially in the Zagros hinterland). In the other hand, based on our results from salt plugs in Persian Gulf foreland basin and the Zagros hinterland, Halokinesis triggers has been affected more than Halotectonic forces.