Evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin (Argentina) and geodynamic implications for the southwestern margin of Gondwana: Insights from isostatic, gravimetric and magnetometric models

The evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin is intimately related to contemporaneous tectonic events in the Sierras Australes and Patagonia (Argentina). These deformation and tectonomagmatic processes record, in turn, the evolution of the southwestern margin of Gondwana during the Paleozoic, whic...

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Autores principales: Prezzi, C.B., Vizán, H., Vázquez, S., Renda, E., Oriolo, S., Japas, M.S.
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spelling todo:paper_00401951_v742-743_n_p120_Prezzi2023-10-03T14:50:25Z Evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin (Argentina) and geodynamic implications for the southwestern margin of Gondwana: Insights from isostatic, gravimetric and magnetometric models Prezzi, C.B. Vizán, H. Vázquez, S. Renda, E. Oriolo, S. Japas, M.S. Deformation Geodynamics Patagonia Sierras Australes Subsidence Deformation Geochronology Piles Subsidence Tectonics Accommodation space Back-arc extensions Basin evolution Dynamic subsidences Patagonia Possible mechanisms Sierras Australes Subduction process Geodynamics backarc basin basin evolution deformation extensional tectonics geodynamics Gondwana gravimetry isostasy magnetometer Paleozoic subsidence Argentina Buenos Aires [Argentina] Claromeco Basin Patagonia Sierras Australes The evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin is intimately related to contemporaneous tectonic events in the Sierras Australes and Patagonia (Argentina). These deformation and tectonomagmatic processes record, in turn, the evolution of the southwestern margin of Gondwana during the Paleozoic, which is still controversial and has been alternatively interpreted as the result of different subduction-related, extensional or collisional events. The Claromecó Basin, thus, comprises a key area to evaluate possible mechanisms of subsidence, which could have allowed creating the necessary accommodation space for the sedimentary pile. For this purpose, 2D isostatic flexural models, 2.5D magnetic and gravimetric models, 1D backstripping and 3D gravity inversion were carried out in this work. Results suggest that the Claromecó Basin could have initially developed during back-arc extension in a retreating subduction boundary, followed by a period of anomalous subsidence associated with the load exerted by an ancient subducted slab. Dynamic subsidence, thus, played a major role during this period, resulting from subduction processes along the proto-Pacific margin of Gondwana. Later on, the basin evolution was dominated by the load constructed by the deformation that generated the Sierras Australes. © 2018 Elsevier B.V. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00401951_v742-743_n_p120_Prezzi
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topic Deformation
Geodynamics
Patagonia
Sierras Australes
Subsidence
Deformation
Geochronology
Piles
Subsidence
Tectonics
Accommodation space
Back-arc extensions
Basin evolution
Dynamic subsidences
Patagonia
Possible mechanisms
Sierras Australes
Subduction process
Geodynamics
backarc basin
basin evolution
deformation
extensional tectonics
geodynamics
Gondwana
gravimetry
isostasy
magnetometer
Paleozoic
subsidence
Argentina
Buenos Aires [Argentina]
Claromeco Basin
Patagonia
Sierras Australes
spellingShingle Deformation
Geodynamics
Patagonia
Sierras Australes
Subsidence
Deformation
Geochronology
Piles
Subsidence
Tectonics
Accommodation space
Back-arc extensions
Basin evolution
Dynamic subsidences
Patagonia
Possible mechanisms
Sierras Australes
Subduction process
Geodynamics
backarc basin
basin evolution
deformation
extensional tectonics
geodynamics
Gondwana
gravimetry
isostasy
magnetometer
Paleozoic
subsidence
Argentina
Buenos Aires [Argentina]
Claromeco Basin
Patagonia
Sierras Australes
Prezzi, C.B.
Vizán, H.
Vázquez, S.
Renda, E.
Oriolo, S.
Japas, M.S.
Evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin (Argentina) and geodynamic implications for the southwestern margin of Gondwana: Insights from isostatic, gravimetric and magnetometric models
topic_facet Deformation
Geodynamics
Patagonia
Sierras Australes
Subsidence
Deformation
Geochronology
Piles
Subsidence
Tectonics
Accommodation space
Back-arc extensions
Basin evolution
Dynamic subsidences
Patagonia
Possible mechanisms
Sierras Australes
Subduction process
Geodynamics
backarc basin
basin evolution
deformation
extensional tectonics
geodynamics
Gondwana
gravimetry
isostasy
magnetometer
Paleozoic
subsidence
Argentina
Buenos Aires [Argentina]
Claromeco Basin
Patagonia
Sierras Australes
description The evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin is intimately related to contemporaneous tectonic events in the Sierras Australes and Patagonia (Argentina). These deformation and tectonomagmatic processes record, in turn, the evolution of the southwestern margin of Gondwana during the Paleozoic, which is still controversial and has been alternatively interpreted as the result of different subduction-related, extensional or collisional events. The Claromecó Basin, thus, comprises a key area to evaluate possible mechanisms of subsidence, which could have allowed creating the necessary accommodation space for the sedimentary pile. For this purpose, 2D isostatic flexural models, 2.5D magnetic and gravimetric models, 1D backstripping and 3D gravity inversion were carried out in this work. Results suggest that the Claromecó Basin could have initially developed during back-arc extension in a retreating subduction boundary, followed by a period of anomalous subsidence associated with the load exerted by an ancient subducted slab. Dynamic subsidence, thus, played a major role during this period, resulting from subduction processes along the proto-Pacific margin of Gondwana. Later on, the basin evolution was dominated by the load constructed by the deformation that generated the Sierras Australes. © 2018 Elsevier B.V.
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author Prezzi, C.B.
Vizán, H.
Vázquez, S.
Renda, E.
Oriolo, S.
Japas, M.S.
author_facet Prezzi, C.B.
Vizán, H.
Vázquez, S.
Renda, E.
Oriolo, S.
Japas, M.S.
author_sort Prezzi, C.B.
title Evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin (Argentina) and geodynamic implications for the southwestern margin of Gondwana: Insights from isostatic, gravimetric and magnetometric models
title_short Evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin (Argentina) and geodynamic implications for the southwestern margin of Gondwana: Insights from isostatic, gravimetric and magnetometric models
title_full Evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin (Argentina) and geodynamic implications for the southwestern margin of Gondwana: Insights from isostatic, gravimetric and magnetometric models
title_fullStr Evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin (Argentina) and geodynamic implications for the southwestern margin of Gondwana: Insights from isostatic, gravimetric and magnetometric models
title_full_unstemmed Evolution of the Paleozoic Claromecó Basin (Argentina) and geodynamic implications for the southwestern margin of Gondwana: Insights from isostatic, gravimetric and magnetometric models
title_sort evolution of the paleozoic claromecó basin (argentina) and geodynamic implications for the southwestern margin of gondwana: insights from isostatic, gravimetric and magnetometric models
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00401951_v742-743_n_p120_Prezzi
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