Paper 227 of 383
Published June 1, 2026
When two geological anchor regions appear useful within the same comparative framework, the intervening region becomes scientifically important. Continuity should not be assumed from endpoint similarity alone.
This paper evaluates anchor-to-anchor continuity through structural corridors, transition zones, deformation gradients, basin relationships, and regional geological persistence.
Reference systems include the Aegean-to-Levant sequence, Levant-to-Arabian transition, Arabian-to-Zagros corridor, and Zagros-to-Himalayan deformation pathway.
The objective is to determine whether measurable geological relationships persist between anchor regions or whether continuity breaks down in the intervening domains.
Within ABC Sequencing, anchor-to-anchor analysis provides a disciplined method for testing whether larger geometric relationships remain coherent across distance.
The framework emphasizes the space between anchors as much as the anchors themselves.
This paper evaluates whether measurable geological continuity persists between anchor regions rather than relying on endpoint comparison alone.
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