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Published May 31, 2026
The Aegean-to-Himalayan comparison spans multiple geological systems, including the Eastern Mediterranean, Levant margin, Arabian Plate, Zagros Fold Belt, and Himalayan Orogen.
This framework evaluates whether structural relationships across these systems may be compared through measurable geological constraints rather than speculative linkage.
Observable constraints include basin continuity, deformation corridors, fault orientation, fold-system geometry, elevation distribution, inherited structure, and regional alignment.
Reference regions include Greece, western T端rkiye, Cyprus, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Nepal, northern India, and Tibet.
Within ABC Sequencing, this corridor is evaluated as a potential structural pathway between the proposed Aegean entrance region and the Everest constraint domain. The framework does not treat this as established; it treats it as testable geometry.
The scientific standard remains deliberately conservative: the geometry must be documented before any mechanism is allowed to carry explanatory weight.
This paper formalizes the Aegean-to-Himalayan corridor as a testable structural comparison, setting up later analysis of the full Aegean-Everest-Mariana geometry.
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