Scientific Comment on McPhee et al “Preparing the ground for plateau growth: Late Neogene Central Anatolian uplift in the context of orogenic and geodynamic evolution since the Cretaceous”, Tectonophysics 822 (2022), 229131

Abstract

• Central Anatolian Plateau has been a land area since 41 Ma, since the Middle Eocene. • There is no solid data that it was uplifted in the last 10 million years. • Models to explain the post-10 Ma uplift of the Anatolian Plateau has little meaning.