Abstract
Directionally independent average P residuals computed for waves of teleseismic events arriving under various azimuths and incidence angles provided the basis for estimating the lithosphere thickness beneath the Carpathians and their surroundings. A thin lithosphere (60–80 km) was determined for the Pannonian Basin and the Transylvanian Basin, the thickest lithosphere(about 180 km) beneath the South Carpathians at the contact with the Moesian Platform. In other parts of the Carpathian belt the lithosphere thickens beneath the outer parts towards the SW margin of the East-European and the Moldavian Platforms. The lithosphere thicknesses derived from P residuals correlate well with the magnetotelluric determinations of a layer of increased electrical conductivity in the upper mantle.
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