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Casquet, C.
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Pankhurst, R .J.
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Galindo, C.
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Rapela, Carlos Washington
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Fanning, C. M.
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Baldo, Edgardo Gaspar Agustin
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Dahlquist, Juan Andrés
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González Casado, J. M.
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Colombo, Fernando
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2008-12
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Casquet, C.; Pankhurst, R .J.; Galindo, C.; Rapela, Carlos Washington; Fanning, C. M.; et al.; A deformed alkaline igneous rock–carbonatite complex from the Western Sierras Pampeanas, Argentina: Evidence for late Neoproterozoic opening of the Clymene Ocean?; Elsevier Science; Precambrian Research; 165; 3-4; 12-2008; 205-220
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0301-9268
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http://hdl.handle.net/11336/242027
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A deformed ca. 570Ma syenite–carbonatite body is reported from a Grenville-age (1.0–1.2 Ga) terrane in the Sierra de Maz, one of theWestern Sierras Pampeanas of Argentina. This is the first recognition of such a rock assemblage in the basement of the Central Andes. The two main lithologies are coarse-grained syenite (often nepheline-bearing) and enclave-rich fine-grained foliated biotite–calcite carbonatite. Samples of carbonatite and syenite yield an imprecise whole rock Rb–Sr isochron age of 582±60Ma (MSWD= 1.8; Sri = 0.7029); SHRIMP U–Pb spot analysis of syenite zircons shows a total range of 206Pb–238Uages between 433 and 612 Ma, with a prominent peak at 560–580Ma defined by homogeneous zircon areas. Textural interpretation of the zircon data, combined with the constraint of the Rb–Sr data suggest that the carbonatite complex formed at ca. 570 Ma. Further disturbance of the U–Pb system took place at 525±7Ma (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. 433 and 612 Ma, with a prominent peak at 560–580Ma defined by homogeneous zircon areas. Textural interpretation of the zircon data, combined with the constraint of the Rb–Sr data suggest that the carbonatite complex formed at ca. 570 Ma. Further disturbance of the U–Pb system took place at 525±7Ma (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. Sri = 0.7029); SHRIMP U–Pb spot analysis of syenite zircons shows a total range of 206Pb–238Uages between 433 and 612 Ma, with a prominent peak at 560–580Ma defined by homogeneous zircon areas. Textural interpretation of the zircon data, combined with the constraint of the Rb–Sr data suggest that the carbonatite complex formed at ca. 570 Ma. Further disturbance of the U–Pb system took place at 525±7Ma (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. 433 and 612 Ma, with a prominent peak at 560–580Ma defined by homogeneous zircon areas. Textural interpretation of the zircon data, combined with the constraint of the Rb–Sr data suggest that the carbonatite complex formed at ca. 570 Ma. Further disturbance of the U–Pb system took place at 525±7Ma (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. ±60Ma (MSWD= 1.8; Sri = 0.7029); SHRIMP U–Pb spot analysis of syenite zircons shows a total range of 206Pb–238Uages between 433 and 612 Ma, with a prominent peak at 560–580Ma defined by homogeneous zircon areas. Textural interpretation of the zircon data, combined with the constraint of the Rb–Sr data suggest that the carbonatite complex formed at ca. 570 Ma. Further disturbance of the U–Pb system took place at 525±7Ma (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. 433 and 612 Ma, with a prominent peak at 560–580Ma defined by homogeneous zircon areas. Textural interpretation of the zircon data, combined with the constraint of the Rb–Sr data suggest that the carbonatite complex formed at ca. 570 Ma. Further disturbance of the U–Pb system took place at 525±7Ma (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. 206Pb–238Uages between 433 and 612 Ma, with a prominent peak at 560–580Ma defined by homogeneous zircon areas. Textural interpretation of the zircon data, combined with the constraint of the Rb–Sr data suggest that the carbonatite complex formed at ca. 570 Ma. Further disturbance of the U–Pb system took place at 525±7Ma (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. ±7Ma (Pampean orogeny) and at ca. 430–440Ma (Famatinian orogeny) and it is concluded that the Western Sierras Pampeanas basement was joined to Gondwana during both events. Highly unradiogenic 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. 87Sr/86Sr values in calcites (0.70275–0.70305) provide a close estimate for the initial Sr isotope composition of the carbonatite magma. Sm–Nd data yield Nd570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust. 570 values of +3.3 to +4.8. The complex was probably formed during early opening of the Clymene Ocean from depleted mantle with a component from Meso/Neoproterozoic lower continental crust.
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Carbonatites
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Alkaline magmatism
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Sierra de Maz
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Sierras Pampeanas Occidentales
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Geología
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Ciencias de la Tierra y relacionadas con el Medio Ambiente
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CIENCIAS NATURALES Y EXACTAS
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A deformed alkaline igneous rock–carbonatite complex from the Western Sierras Pampeanas, Argentina: Evidence for late Neoproterozoic opening of the Clymene Ocean?
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2024-08-05T13:43:37Z
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165
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3-4
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205-220
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Países Bajos
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Amsterdam
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Fil: Casquet, C.. Universidad Complutense de Madrid; España
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Fil: Pankhurst, R .J.. No especifíca;
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Fil: Galindo, C.. Universidad Complutense de Madrid; España
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Fil: Rapela, Carlos Washington. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - La Plata. Centro de Investigaciones Geológicas. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo. Centro de Investigaciones Geológicas; Argentina
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Fil: Fanning, C. M.. No especifíca;
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Fil: Baldo, Edgardo Gaspar Agustin. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Córdoba. Centro de Investigaciones en Ciencias de la Tierra. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas Físicas y Naturales. Centro de Investigaciones en Ciencias de la Tierra; Argentina
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Fil: Dahlquist, Juan Andrés. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Córdoba. Centro de Investigaciones en Ciencias de la Tierra. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas Físicas y Naturales. Centro de Investigaciones en Ciencias de la Tierra; Argentina
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Fil: González Casado, J. M.. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid; España
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Fil: Colombo, Fernando. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Córdoba. Centro de Investigaciones en Ciencias de la Tierra. Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas Físicas y Naturales. Centro de Investigaciones en Ciencias de la Tierra; Argentina
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Precambrian Research
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info:eu-repo/semantics/altIdentifier/doi/http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.precamres.2008.06.011
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