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DESCRIPTION OF MAP UNITS NORTHEAST ASIA GEODYNAMICS MAP TECTONOSTRATIGRAPHIC TERRANES (Arranged alphabetically by map symbol) ACH Anui-Chuya terrane (Continental margin turbidite) (Early to Late Paleozoic) Gorny Altai (Altai) The Anui-Chuya terrane consists of two adjacent blocks: northwestern Anui block and southeastern Chuya block. The blocks are similar in the structure of Cambrian-Silurian sections, but differ in composition and age of Devonian rocks. The oldest deposits are the Gornoaltaiskaya series that consists of sand-shale flysch sequence with polymictic and oligomictic clastic material. Also occurring are interbeds of siliceous-clay shale, which increases to the west, farther from the North Asia Craton. A Middle and Late Cambrian is indicated by sponge spicules in a marginal facies adjacent to the Baratal terrane. Unconformably overlying is a Ordovician and Silurian unit that consists of shelf carbonate and terrigenous deposits that are similar to those in the coeval Charysh terrane. A facies zonation, from shallow-water marine deposits to carbonate platform deposits to deeper sedimentary deposits occurs. The age range is from the Arenig, locally from the Middle and even Late Ordovician through Late Wenlock to Pridoli. Three generally unconformably overlying Devonian series occur. An Early Devonian section consists of marine carbonate-terrigenous sedimentary rocks with a facial zonation similar to that of the Late Ordovician and Silurian section. Eifelian and Early Givetian tectonism is indicated by disconformities at the base of the Eifelian, between the Eifelian and Givetian, and between the early and late Givetian. The tectonism is associated with Early Givetian volcanism with subaerial and submarine eruption of calc-alkaline siliceous lava of the Kurota suite. Relative stagnation occurred in the Late Givetian and Franian with accumulation of fine-grainded terrigenous sand-clay-silt sedimentary rocks and calcareous sedimentary rocks. The latter c