2014
DOI: 10.5209/rev_jige.2014.v40.n2.45300
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Structure of the Andean Palaeozoic basement in the Chilean coast at 31º 30’ S: Geodynamic evolution of a subduction margin

Abstract: The Palaeozoic basement outcropping to the north of Los Vilos is formed by (i) the Choapa Metamorphic Complex (ChMC) made of metabasites (amphibolites and retrogressed eclogites), fine-grained gneisses, schists and quartz-schists, and (ii) the meta-sedimentary and sedimentary rocks of the Arrayán and Huentelauquén formations respectively. Near Huentelauquén (31º 30' S), the ChMC has been affected by three deformation episodes related with the Gondwanan orogenic episode. The first episode (D1) is represented by… Show more

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“…Before that, down into the Triassic, again, subduction was at the continental margin or not very far away (Dickinson, 2004(Dickinson, , 2009. In the Andes, subduction was active from at least the early Paleozoic (e.g., Lucassen & Franz, 2005); the medial Devonian to early Carboniferous Chanic orogeny in Argentina followed an episode of extension (Ariza et al, 2018), but continued in the late Carboniferous with subduction dipping beneath the continent (García-Sansegundo et al, 2014). Subduction-related magmatism is known from the northern Andes from the Permian onwards (Spikings et al, 2019).…”
Section: Confirmation That Pangea Provides An Absolute Reference Framementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Before that, down into the Triassic, again, subduction was at the continental margin or not very far away (Dickinson, 2004(Dickinson, , 2009. In the Andes, subduction was active from at least the early Paleozoic (e.g., Lucassen & Franz, 2005); the medial Devonian to early Carboniferous Chanic orogeny in Argentina followed an episode of extension (Ariza et al, 2018), but continued in the late Carboniferous with subduction dipping beneath the continent (García-Sansegundo et al, 2014). Subduction-related magmatism is known from the northern Andes from the Permian onwards (Spikings et al, 2019).…”
Section: Confirmation That Pangea Provides An Absolute Reference Framementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Heredia et al, 2002, Sato et al, 2015, situado más al este, llegando a alcanzar la Precordillera, e incluso algunos plutones las Sierras Pampeanas occidentales (Ramos y Folguera, 2009). Durante esta etapa de subducción subhorizontal del Pérmico temprano se habría producido el acercamiento de un relieve oceánico tipo «plateau» al margen de Gondwana (García-Sansegundo et al, 2014a) (Fig. 7).…”
Section: El Ciclo Orogénico Gondwánicounclassified
“…8) durante la parte final del Pérmico temprano, produjo el progresivo bloqueo de la subducción, el consiguiente empinamiento de esta y la migración hacia el oeste del magmatismo y la deformación, quedando esta última restringida a las cercanías de la fosa durante el Pérmico medio (hasta ca. 260 Ma) (García-Sansegundo et al, 2014a). El bloqueo de la subducción dio lugar a la exhumación del prisma de acreción y su emplazamiento sobre la cuenca de antearco más próxima al arco, tal como se observa en Los Vilos (área 11 en la Fig.…”
Section: El Ciclo Orogénico Gondwánicounclassified
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