Fábricas magnéticas controladas tectónicamente en el Triásico de la Cuenca Ibérica
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Aplicamos las técnicas de ASM sobre facies rojas del Triásico de la Rama
Castellana (Cordillera Ibérica, NE de España), una cuenca invertida tectónicamente
durante el Terciario sin desarrollo de estructuras penetrativas asociadas
a la compresión. El objetivo es diferenciar las fábricas magnéticas
desarrolladas durante la etapa extensional de las modificadas durante la
compresión, así como tratar de reconstruir la geometría de la cuenca y el régimen
de esfuerzos actuante durante la extensión. En su mayoría, se observan
fábricas oblatas, típicamente sedimentarias, en las que la lineación magnética
presenta direcciones variadas, pero con un máximo ENE-OSO, lo que
concuerda con un régimen de extensión transtensiva dextra. Las variadas direcciones
de la lineación se deberían a las diversas orientaciones de las fallas
que limitan los sectores de la cuenca. En menor medida se distinguen fábricas
modificadas por la compresión terciaria, con desarrollo de “guirnaldas”
de intercambio de ejes intermedio y mínimo
We apply AMS techniques in Triassic red beds from the Castilian Branch (Iberian Range, NE Spain), a tectonically inverted basin (during Tertiary) where no penetrative structures associated to compression were originated. Our goal is to differentiate magnetic fabrics developed during the extensional stage and the ones modified during compression. In addition we will try to describe the geometry of the basin and the stress pattern acting during extension. In most cases, we observe typical sedimentary oblate fabrics, with different lineation directions, but with an ENE-WSW oriented maximum, which fits with a transtensional dextral extension regime.Variations in the lineation orientation are probably related to the different orientations of the faults limiting the basin sectors. In a less proportion, we distinguish magnetic fabrics modified by Tertiary compression, with “girdles” developed between intermediate and minimum axes
We apply AMS techniques in Triassic red beds from the Castilian Branch (Iberian Range, NE Spain), a tectonically inverted basin (during Tertiary) where no penetrative structures associated to compression were originated. Our goal is to differentiate magnetic fabrics developed during the extensional stage and the ones modified during compression. In addition we will try to describe the geometry of the basin and the stress pattern acting during extension. In most cases, we observe typical sedimentary oblate fabrics, with different lineation directions, but with an ENE-WSW oriented maximum, which fits with a transtensional dextral extension regime.Variations in the lineation orientation are probably related to the different orientations of the faults limiting the basin sectors. In a less proportion, we distinguish magnetic fabrics modified by Tertiary compression, with “girdles” developed between intermediate and minimum axes







