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Published May 31, 2026
The Arabian structural corridor links several major geological systems including the Dead Sea Transform, Arabian Platform, Mesopotamian Basin, Persian Gulf Basin, and Zagros Fold Belt.
This framework evaluates whether these systems collectively form a concentration zone of independent geological constraints.
Observable variables include basin architecture, deformation persistence, structural inheritance, fault-system organization, uplift gradients, sedimentary continuity, and regional geological overlap.
Reference regions include Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, western Iran, and the Persian Gulf region.
The objective is to determine whether the Arabian corridor functions as a continuation of the broader Eastern Mediterranean constraint concentration pattern.
Within ABC Sequencing, the Arabian corridor provides an important bridge between Mediterranean structural systems and the Himalayan deformation domain.
This paper extends constraint concentration analysis into the Arabian domain and prepares the sequence for direct evaluation of the Zagros-Himalayan transition.
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