Late Eocene volcanism in North Patagonia (42°30′–43°S): Arc resumption after a stage of within-plate magmatism
Mid-Cenozoic widespread arc magmatism in North Patagonia extends from the forearc to the retroarc zones, representing an anomalous large volume when compared to the present-day arc zone and even other past arc configurations. It represents a crucial stage in Andean arc evolution as was developed aft...
| Autores principales: | Fernández Paz, L., Litvak, V.D., Echaurren, A., Iannelli, S.B., Encinas, A., Folguera, A., Valencia, V. |
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| Formato: | JOUR |
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| Acceso en línea: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_02643707_v113_n_p13_FernandezPaz |
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