Search Results - "Barzola, Matías G."

Dioritic to granodioritic calc-alkaline magmatism in the Sierra de Comechingones southern tip, Córdoba, Argentina: tracking the Famatinian arc into the Pampean belt by Benito, María P., Tibaldi, Alina M., Cristofolini, Eber A., Barzola, Matías G., Schwartz, Joshua J., Molina, José F., Escribano, Facundo A.

“…The western Argentinian sector of Gondwana has been the focus of several recent studies related to the Famatinian orogeny; however, the geologic history of arc…”
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Petrological and geochemical variations of a turbidite-like metasedimentary sequence over the metatexite to diatexite transition within the Pampean Orogen, Argentina by Otamendi, Juan E., Barzola, Matías G., Tibaldi, Alina M., Cristofolini, Eber A., Álvarez-Valero, Antonio M., Demichelis, Alejandro H.

“…Large masses of turbidite systems have been metamorphosed in orogenic systems during Earth’s history. Under granulite-facies conditions, the transformation of…”
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Petrogenesis and tectonic setting of mafic magmatism within the Laguna Amarga Metamorphic Complex, Andes of Catamarca, Argentina: Insights into the opening of the Cuyania/Precordillera terrane from the Ouachita rift by Cristofolini, Eber A., Escribano, Facundo A., Otamendi, Juan E., Morosini, Augusto F., Galli, Andrea C., Armas, Paula, Benito, María Paula, Barzola, Matías G.

“…•Meta-mafic bodies exposed on Cuyania/Precordillera was formed at divergent plates.•In Precodillera a belt of MORB-type magmatism has a Late Neoproterozoic…”
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Syn-deformational anatexis along the Santa Rosa river section, Argentina: Feedback relations between deformation, metamorphism and melt extraction by Tibaldi, Alina M., Barzola, Matías G., Cristofolini, Eber A., Otamendi, Juan E., Demichelis, Alejandro H., Leisen, Mathieu, Romero, Rurik, Barra, Fernando, Camilletti, Giuliano, Armas, Paula

“…Mass transference from lower to upper crustal levels requires an efficient network of pathways that act as channels for draining melts from the source and…”
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P-T-t path reconstruction in a syn-deformational migmatization event along the north-central portion of Sierra de Comechingones, Córdoba, Argentina by Barzola, Matías G., Tibaldi, Alina M., Otamendi, Juan E., Cristofolini, Eber A., Schwartz, Joshua J., Benito, María P., Armas, Paula

“…The granulite-complexes of the Sierras de Córdoba, inside context of Sierras Pampeanas, expose the deeply-uplifted internal metamorphic zone of an early…”
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Early Cambrian multiple-sourced plutonism in the Eastern Sierras Pampeanas, Córdoba, Argentina: Implications for the evolution of the early Paleozoic Gondwana margin by Tibaldi, Alina M., Otamendi, Juan E., Demichelis, Alejandro H., Barzola, Matías G., Barra, Fernando, Rabbia, Osvaldo M., Cristofolini, Eber A., Benito, María P.

“…Four major igneous suites with different geochemical characteristics are identified in the accretionary complex of the Pampean orogeny from the southern…”
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Geochronology and facies analysis of subaqueous volcanism of lower ordovician, Famatinian arc, Argentina by Armas, Paula, Cristofolini, Eber A., Otamendi, Juan E., Tibaldi, Alina M., Barzola, Matías G., Camilletti, Giuliano C.

“…The Chuschín formation is a sedimentary-volcanic succession of the Famatina System subduction-related arc magmatism. This formation developed along the western…”
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Crystalline basement from Laguna Amarga metamorphic complex in the high Andes of western Catamarca, Argentina (27° 15’ - 27° 40’ south): Petrology, structure and geodynamic implications by Cristofolini, Eber A., Morosini, Augusto F., Galli, Andrea C., Otamendi, Juan E., Barzola, Matias G., Escribano, Facundo A., Simian, Lucas, Armas, Paula, Camilletti, Giulliano C.

“…The Laguna Amarga Metamorphic Complex is a major stratigraphic component of the southern Central Andes. The occurrence of crystalline basement pieces…”
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