Supplemental Material: Southeastward migration of the Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis since the late Miocene: New insights from crustal rotational deformation of the Tengchong Terrane on the southeastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau | Synapse
October 9, 2025Open Access
Supplemental Material: Southeastward migration of the Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis since the late Miocene: New insights from crustal rotational deformation of the Tengchong Terrane on the southeastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau
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The research shows substantial southeastward movement of the Eastern Himalayan Syntaxis since the late Miocene.
Paleomagnetic results from volcanic rocks in the Tengchong Terrane indicate substantial geological shifts and rotations.
Assessment of crustal rotational deformation reveals insights into tectonic processes affecting the Tibetan Plateau.
These findings suggest a dynamic geological history for the region, highlighting migration patterns and crustal behaviors.
Resumen
Table S1: Paleomagnetic results from the Tengchong volcanic rocks.