2014
DOI: 10.5209/rev_jige.2014.v40.n2.45304
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Patagonia: where does it come from?

Abstract: Based on the recent finding of archeocyathids in molassic middle Cambrian to Early Ordovician age-sequences of northern Patagonia the relationships between this southern part of South America and East Antarctica need to be re-examined. Keywords: Archeocyathids, Shackleton Limestones, Early Paleozoic, Orthogneisses, Ross Orogeny Resumen Sobre la base de hallazgos recientes de arqueociátidos en depósitos molásicos de edad cámbrica media a ordovícica temprana del norte de la Patagonia, las relaciones entre esta p… Show more

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“…476-450 Ma) que afloran en los macizos de Somuncura o Norpatagónico (González et al, 2011) y Deseado (Loske et al, 1999;Pankhurst et al, 2003) situa-dos fuera del entorno cordillerano, lo que indicaría que la deformación famatiniana en este sector debe comenzar en el Ordovícico Tardío. Estos granitos cortan a las estructuras de la Orogenia Ross y contienen circones heredados de ese ciclo (Pankhurst et al, 2006;Chernicoff et al, 2013;Ramos y Naipauer, 2014), por lo que deben corresponder al arco magmático famatiniano (Fig. 5A).…”
Section: El Ciclo Orogénico Famatinianounclassified
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“…476-450 Ma) que afloran en los macizos de Somuncura o Norpatagónico (González et al, 2011) y Deseado (Loske et al, 1999;Pankhurst et al, 2003) situa-dos fuera del entorno cordillerano, lo que indicaría que la deformación famatiniana en este sector debe comenzar en el Ordovícico Tardío. Estos granitos cortan a las estructuras de la Orogenia Ross y contienen circones heredados de ese ciclo (Pankhurst et al, 2006;Chernicoff et al, 2013;Ramos y Naipauer, 2014), por lo que deben corresponder al arco magmático famatiniano (Fig. 5A).…”
Section: El Ciclo Orogénico Famatinianounclassified
“…Los eventos orogénicos paleozoicos fueron tanto colisionales como no colisionales, pudiendo coexistir y/o sucederse en el tiempo (generación de un orógeno no colisional durante la acreción previa a la colisión) y han sido descritos para el extremo sur del territorio suramericano por Ramos et al (1986), Ramos (1988aRamos ( , b, 1999Ramos ( , 2009 y Ramos y Naipauer (2014), entre otros. En este trabajo seguiremos la propuesta de estos autores, modificándola con datos propios.…”
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“…Upper Palaeozoic stratigraphic evolution of the area was intimately linked to that of the south‐western Gondwana convergent margin which was the locus for terrane accretion between Devonian and Triassic (Milani & De Wit, ). The accretion of Patagonia (Ramos, , ; Rapalini, ; Rapalini et al ., ; Pángaro & Ramos, ; Ramos & Naipauer, ) and its possible extension into the South African Agulhas plateau (Lindeque et al . ) was the last collisional event to affect the area and resulted in the evolution of a vast foreland basin, encompassing the present day Karoo basin in South Africa, and the Claromecó (or Sauce Grande – Colorado), Carapacha and San Rafael basins in South America.…”
Section: Regional Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…) was the last collisional event to affect the area and resulted in the evolution of a vast foreland basin, encompassing the present day Karoo basin in South Africa, and the Claromecó (or Sauce Grande – Colorado), Carapacha and San Rafael basins in South America. Patagonia was recently interpreted by Ramos & Naipauer () as a microplate detached from Antarctica and accreted to southern Gondwana between Carboniferous (Ramos, ) and late Lower Triassic times (Pángaro & Ramos, ). However, some authors hold different opinions about the allochthonous character of Patagonia and interpreted it as para‐autochthonous (Rapalini et al ., ) or even as autochthonous (Rapalini et al ., ; Pankhurst et al ., ).…”
Section: Regional Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the tectonic significance of this key orogenic event is still under debate and has been alternatively attributed to collisional or accretional tectonics (e.g., Gregori et al, 2008Gregori et al, , 2016Heredia et al, 2017Heredia et al, , 2018Hervé et al, 2016;Pankhurst et al, 2006;Prezzi et al, 2018;Ramos, 2008;Varela et al, 2015;Vizán et al, 2015Vizán et al, , 2017von Gosen, 2003). These proposals have in turn led to contrasting hypotheses about the origin of the North Patagonian massif, for which an allochthonous, autochthonous, or para-autochthonous origin has been inferred (Castillo et al, 2017;Dalla Salda et al, 1992;González et al, 2011González et al, , 2012González et al, , 2018Gregori et al, 2008;Heredia et al, 2018;Pankhurst et al, 2006Pankhurst et al, , 2014Ramos, 1984Ramos, , 2008Ramos & Naipauer, 2014;Rapalini et al, 2010Rapalini et al, , 2013.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%