Main structural features of the East Siberian Sea Shelf.

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Main structural features of the East Siberian Sea Shelf. Main structural features of the East Siberian Sea Shelf. NSR, ESSB and LB denote New Siberian Rift, East Siberian Sea Basin and Longa Basin accordingly. Bold line indexed G–H shows location of a cross-section given in Figure 14. The italic capital letters index the following islands: KT, Kotel'nyi; NS, Novaya Sibir'; BL, Bol'shoi Lyakhov. The accuracy of the scale bar increases towards 75°N. Geological Society of London Petroleum Geology Conference series 2010;7:1-6 © Petroleum Geology Conferences Ltd. Published by the Geological Society, London