324 38 6M eR Vol24,No 2005 4 6 A GEOLOGICAL BULLETIN OF CHINA Jon, 2005 TPRE HAL SESE ah SH Be AS RAMSAR oP a oem XU Yan', GUO Wei', LIU Li', JIANG Yaojian* 1 PRAP REE ER KA 130026; 2 ARB PR, RAs Sik 151400 1. Geoscience College, Jilin University, Changchun 130026, Jilin Chinas 2, Daging Petroleum Institute , Anda 151400,Heilonggiang, China ME AREAL MORE LA REA AE RMI L-AMEAR PHAR RI, SRAAMUM EH EH HE HEAR TER LAL RT RMI, OAL EAE I ICR AT OLE T oe, AE A i et A EM IA AEA ESI ATA 9 Aa FAA DR AI RA RG ER RHE MC AMAT OER, FRAG F OTA PALBARD CERES EARLE RA TALMRA LHP REEMA REMAKE RAWWLORALEL A, ALEMTRH DADRA PARAMS La eI RE SMR ak Ik A Aa A Hk Re LI A RRPRGPS122:P1R13 —-LARARIATHA TMH 1671-2552(2005]06~0564~06 Xu Y,Guo W, Liu L,Jiang Y J. Comparison of structures between the Qiangtang basin northern Tibet, China, and the Tethyan basin, Western Asia, and their petroleum prospect evaluation. Geological Bulletin of China, 2005, 24 (6) 564-569 Abstract; The Qingsang basin is one lige Paleozoie~Cenosore bain besides the Tarim, Qaida and Janggar basins in wesem Chin. The basin swarm of the West Tethys bel, which is the riche pemoleum~besing region in the world preseady, has 2 similar tectonic sting to the Qiangtng bain. On the basis of an analysis of the formation and tectonic evo lution of peoleum-bearing bsins in the Tethys belt, the gelogcal conditions for petroleum accumulsdon in basins are dix cussed, By 2 comparative amass, the author: think tht che formation and evoludon of the Qlangung bain are similar co those of the Afghanistan masif in the West Tethys segment and its Juasic simenton and evoltion and tectonic fame work are similar o those of the Lacum basin in Central As, The Qiangang basin has the basic conditions for pevoleum formation. However, the Qangung basin is close to the Himalayan fld bel, and since the Neogene the bain has been re- worked stongly and nappe-thnating, on the one hand, genented strict maps but, on the other hand, caused source rocks to be more mtu which is unfavorable for petrolcum preservation. Because of these factors, the Qiangtang basin is markedly different from the petroleum~bearing basins in Middle Fast where petroleum is accumulated in considerable amount. So, we should look for areas with both favonble oil~generating conditions and preservation conditions in petroleum explo- ration of the Qjangtang basin. Key words; Qiangtang basin; Tethyan tectonic belt; tectonic evolution; petroleum potentiality ‘WC BM :2006-03-22; 857 LM 2005-04-21 ADO AFR (1967— ) ARI LAI AA AAA ROUSE LH, E-mail ayb4u@126.comM28 BM EE IC Ah aR SP NEM A RT 565 a a AB A EB WAT R-SV ASH HRB) BIOL LM, SAU CO & 09 ah Ha A A BR SB OLR eS SMR Ta Ra a RR ARR ARERERNER GERM HI ae aR Pa A FA A HT MESO AE. 8 AT — 3h IE CARR mT A I MOORE A tS RE AE SE MM A BCA te ae a A A A OTR BHAA RI RULER ty Fst BRA AM AOL . SF AL AIR CALA AF ACHE Ds IML EE LA ALATA CE 9 I PEMA MA I. EMT AEM. EATER, (BFR NAR ABH a UI 29 Ea AOE EE AI BORAT AER AAD HE AAG SAI A A A ARB HA a TUM MRL AAEM, FLUO CAE A A a 5 9 ee A a A AT ot Fo RA. 1 RPMS 2 AL A STE 11 AR HE SHEN AMARA OMS RU Ie TOE A 5 A A ST 2 RUNGE, SL LY HE A IN IC A l= BULA EA A A SAE) FCS DHE WO WES ST a BE ab BE mA A Ho ORR. PBR LBA LS MI OR ENS A A a HRS RR IE Ma 5 WBE ON HA WOT. 12 Rama eH se AVA ADA ee SPF A SE RZ AT AR TAR. CARE = Ae AAR TP ASE ah LY A A AR Ee HA) — BS APN la SR 80 GB SE) Mp SP, ESOC T AVR NF 2), SL ARMOR HN MARU FRC SOM ARR AM, RAITT ~ i FS : Ue Cote 7 ze wl wl. a) ale e ; fp —* th a ae ® 9 “ey : cn | “7X . 4, Tt |__|} sm WJ ae 7 ® nl 8 ew | SR), «= aie ==4 bs | |e Np oP , W W SHRM OR RUE Fig Tectonic unis of the Qiangung basin and its adjacent areas CERI: | BLE RI KL LSTA L-OB TMA: D~ seagate at (Re Sem) NT ie pe RRA HEEL PR: OFM HARM MOTHS TMM. ORAM-T HAL MROH + THT566 eR GEOLOGICAL BULLETIN OF CHINA 2005 4 ‘HEE OM PE A A MI AA FEN SP BF AN AR IAA A A UE Se) Ai LER A A ERA UA AS LT LA Huser AER A AIR AR FN SERIE AA. RoR TN ATO, AEA AT AEN PFA OP SR HARM, we EH Sn ar A SF A 1a UE TAA AC A OL T NER. fF eR LA ff JF eA AE LE PA SE I HS HE a PPS SE Ab Me I Seo AEE“ SRE EIAC C2 RH NH HAA SBE FU 2 (2195 Ma) BEE HMR ELSES BC A REAR. EE (2972 Ma) BY SES AE BS BP ML, AR RE HR ‘Bt (2955 Ma) EFM 5 RA RUM Tee St FP A EB KB 2 SAAS ERIK, SAL IA TIAA RSE AURIS TR ANT MAAR Ea, ema IT RIAD INE Aa LH eee SRF ALT RS SSE ec TS aa Ac 9 Sa Ae I SFA I HE, 13 ROGERMERTTRBERG LW A (B) SAT SIR OAR BIR AR OP HR EAR BLA MIR NRA AURIS oi 5 SPN TL 2 Wwe ae— ARM Fig2. Permian~Trasic plate tectonic famework in West Asia SMEAR POEL AE. EAE i eS A ASE eA TARE, HERI E OMS SIR RS REAM MACOS sue iat GAA FA ERE A A I A PALA ERT EMO A I KRM ERENT REA LY ALBA EA RS AA AA A wh a SLE A a LE A RIO RRS — HABE HY UF AE CE Us APDLAL IR ZS A RAR Ee aH A BARA, A a aI BA FES RMLs RAO Fig3 Plate location in West Asia SoH AUR A A SER A a aa PARR IG OE Mek AIL a EER OL RE AR ARIE a, A a A ME OA aL A A AL a SUED EH De A a ANH 2, 2 PEMA NTR Th A I SE RA a, aE MOT AE BE, Sem A BE AO FAT. Fa a