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Figure 4. The sketch of the East-European platform sedimentary cover structures at the end
of Permian.
a - West-Siberian plate, b - Uralian fold belt, c - outcrops of the basement, d - foredeeps, e - Alpine folded,
f - area of the Carboniferous to Permian deposits distribution, g - Skythsko-Turanskaya EpiPaleozoic plate, h - Ustyurtskiy block,
i - local structures: a - anticlines, b - synclines
(1 - Sukhonskaya, 2 - Vyatskaya, 3 - Seduyakhinskaya, 4 - Pechoro-Kozhvinskaya, 5 - Shapkinskaya, 6 - Layskaya,
7 - Kolvinskaya, 8 - Sorokina, 9 - Gamburtseva, 10 - Michayusskaya, 11 - Yuzhnotimanskaya, 12 - Permskaya,
13 - Kukmorskaya, 14 - Al'met'evskaya, 15 - Bashkirskaya, 16 - Oksko-Tsninskaya, 17 - Tokmovskaya, 18 - Zhigulevskaya,
19 - Balaklavskaya, 20 - Lubimsko-Soligalichskaya, 21 - Sysol'skaya, 22 - Verkhnekamskaya, 23 - Peshskaya,
24 - Pechorskaya, 25 - Khoreyverskaya, 26 - Korotaikhinskaya, 27 - Kos'yu-Rogovskaya, 28 - Melekesskaya,
29 - Bel'skaya, 30 - Dneprovo-Donetskaya, 31 - Tsimlyanskaya, 32 - Prikaspiyskaya).

Citation: Grachev, A. F., V. A. Nikolaev, and V. G. Nikolaev (2006), East European platform development in the Late Precambrian and Paleozoic: Structure and sedimentation, Russ. J. Earth Sci., 8, ES4001, doi:10.2205/2006ES000203.
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